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Article: Chteau life at a bargain price For the price of a family home in London, you could buy a beautiful French manor and acres of land. Cosima Stahl finds fairytale properties for sale
Evening Standard - London;  July 5, 2000 ;     700+ words ......country, but death duties and disputes among relatives often result in the chateaux being sold on. Estate agents Philip and Patricia Hawkes have become a legend, selling chateaux to the French and English for many years. Being owners of a chateau in Burgundy...

Article: Seized by a mad passion When you fall in love with a French chteau you don't expect to have 3,000 windows to clean. Jane Barry meets the Brits who lost their hearts in Burgundy
Evening Standard - London;  July 5, 2000 ;     700+ words ......circular lawn. For the past 21 years, the unspoilt 1752 Burgundy chateau has been the home of a British family, Philip and Patricia Hawkes and their daughter Lucy, 19. And it enshrines a way of life that combines the bounties of one of France's premier wine-growing...

Article: Constance D. Roche
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA;  December 12, 2003 ;     179 words ......late Richard Roche, she is survived by a daughter and a son, Sarah Roche and Richard Roche, both of Plymouth; her mother, Patricia (Hawkes) Shields of Hyde Park; three sisters, Judith Shields and Kimberly Shields, both of Hyde Park, and Deborah Shields of Manomet...

Article: MESSIER'S MANSION Vivendi's chateau cost EUR15.5m to restore. Now it's for sale at a bargain EUR10m, writes John Lichfield in Paris
The Independent on Sunday;  November 3, 2002 ;     247 words ......one bathroom, since it was remodelled as a non-residential conference centre. "This is an extraordinary property," said Patricia Hawkes of the Paris- based estate agent Philip Hawkes, which is handling the sale. "I imagine it would be best suited to an artistic...

Article: The last refuge of britain' s fuhrer; In need of a caring new owner, the French summer villa where the defiant Mosleys lived as pariahs.
The Mail on Sunday (London, England);  June 20, 2004 ;     700+ words ......about [pounds sterling]863,720) for the house, land and cottage. 'It is very convenient for commuting into Paris,' says Patricia Hawkes. 'But my guess is that it will be bought by a foreigner who will cherish the house's historic associations and is an enthusiast...

Article: A one bedroom flat in this block costs (1)THIS IS A TALE OF TWO CITIES AND THE AMAZING DIFFERENCES IN THEIR PROPERTY PRICES (2) WHY? BECAUSE THIS BLOCK IS IN PARIS . . . . . . AND THIS BLOCK IS IN LONDON
Evening Standard - London;  February 13, 2001 ;     700+ words ......up and coming, districts of north-east Paris, enormous three-bedroom flats go for between 130,000 and 160,000. Philip and Patricia Hawkes, an English couple based in Paris, have been selling property in France for 20 years. Patricia says Paris house hunters...

Article: A one bedroom flat in this block costs; (1)THIS IS A TALE OF TWO CITIES AND THE AMAZING DIFFERENCES IN THEIR PROPERTY PRICES (2) WHY? BECAUSE THIS BLOCK IS IN PARIS . . . . . . AND THIS BLOCK IS IN LONDON.
The Evening Standard (London, England);  February 13, 2001 ;     700+ words ......districts of north-east Paris, enormous three-bedroom flats go for between [pound]130,000 and [pound]160,000. Philip and Patricia Hawkes, an English couple based in Paris, have been selling property in France for 20 years. Patricia says Paris house hunters...

Article: FRENCH FANCIES The HOUSE OF Laura Ashley Twenty-five years ago, the designer gave David Hoppit a tour of her beloved chateau. Now for sale, he revisits the fantasy French market
The Sunday Telegraph London;  October 7, 2007 ;     700+ words ......Carroll, together with long-standing guardian Jerome Bailleux, run the property as a chambre d'hote. The selling agent, Patricia Hawkes, has a close association with the chateau. Like the Laura Ashley brand itself, which has bounced back with huge profits...

Article: FOR SALE: THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME ; The claims of estate agents usually arouse suspicion. But the hype generated by Paris's Hotel Lambert - where Voltaire and Chopin have both lived - is justified. By Jen Wainwright ++ A historic residence
The Independent - London;  March 2, 2007 ;     700+ words ......occupied the top floor, wishes to sell it, is not yet known. But the new owner will have to be a very particular kind of buyer. Patricia Hawkes, of the Philip Hawkes Agency, which specialises in the sale of deluxe townhouses, mansions and chateaux in France, said...