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London leavers: 'We have two properties and a business in Ludlow for the same price as a small flat in London'

Source: Andy Hughes

When she was living in London and working in the arts Anabelle de Gersigny had resigned herself to never owning a home of her own.

A 140-mile move north west, to the market town of Ludlow, has enabled Anabelle and her partner Matt Wade to not only buy a family house but establish a burgeoning business empire bringing ethically sourced coffee and contemporary culture to Shropshire.

“It feels like

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