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Apartment
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£ 900
134 Kiln Court, Kirk Sandall, Doncaster
Church Road DN7 Doncaster
· 2 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · Apartment
Church Road DN7 Doncaster · 2 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · Apartment
Absolutely Fantastic 2 bedroom apartment in Doncaster's best new development. Apartments offered unfurnished. Photographs for illustrative purposes only. History The Maltings was a Malting mill purpose built in the Edwardian era for the purposes of processing grain. The Mill was accessed via the railway line that ran under the extended hoppers which you can see today which would have been used to fill rail storage bays and transported across to their end users for the purposes of food and alcohol production. The railway lines are still evident to this day with the branch line that came off to access the building. Originally when built it was 3 times bigger than it is today with food processing improvements and processing moving to factories the mill fell into disuse before finding a new lease of life as a timber yard in 1995 An accidental fire in 1999 caused extensive damage to the building caused by a machine during timber processing and two of the original building were lost and subs
Absolutely Fantastic 2 bedroom apartment in Doncaster's best new development. Apartments offered unfurnished. Photographs for illustrative purposes only. History The Maltings was a Malting mill purpose built in the Edwardian era for the purposes of processing grain. The Mill was accessed via the railway line that ran under the extended hoppers which you can see today which would have been used to fill rail storage bays and transported across to their end users for the purposes of food and alcohol production. The railway lines are still evident to this day with the branch line that came off to access the building. Originally when built it was 3 times bigger than it is today with food processing improvements and processing moving to factories the mill fell into disuse before finding a new lease of life as a timber yard in 1995 An accidental fire in 1999 caused extensive damage to the building caused by a machine during timber processing and two of the original building were lost and subs
£ 900