Blue velvet headboard with cream quilts and mirror in bedroom of Ipswich warehouse conversion, Suffolk, England, UK

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Buying a new home was the last thing that was on Helen Parry’s mind when she and her husband, Anthony, met up with friends in Ipswich for a weekend of sailing. ‘We were having brunch in a restaurant on the marina when we noticed that an old malt house was being converted into apartments, ’ she …

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