How We've Graduated to Our Old Eco-House in Oxford ; Against All Odds, a Grade Ii Listed Georgian Terrace Dwelling has Been Transformed Into an Environmentally Friendly, Modern Home
Mail on Sunday › November 26, 2006
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Mail on Sunday › November 26, 2006
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In these days of ecologically aware homeowners, it's a question more and more people will be asking: What should you do if you want to live in an energyinefficient period property with a clear, green conscience?
Geoffrey Dart and his wife Alex weren't prepared to compromise when they were looking for their ideal home, even if it meant becoming pioneers in 'green' renovation. It had to be in central Oxford. It had to have 'London standards' of interior decor. And it had to be environmentally sensitive, with all the latest planet- saving systems present and correct.See the full content of this document
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How We've Graduated to Our Old Eco-House in Oxford ; Against All Odds, a Grade Ii Listed Georgian Terrace Dwelling has Been Transformed Into an Environmentally Friendly, Modern Home
'We moved here six years ago because we wanted to be in a city- centre location and did not want to use a car,' says Geoffrey, 57, an accountant and businessman. 'We wanted to be close to the station and cultural attractions, but we also wanted a sustainable property finis...
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