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My Edwardian house is so cool I don’t need a fan – I’m glad we didn’t renovate

The i Paper

The i Paper

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July 7, 2026

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My Edwardian house is so cool I don’t need a fan – I’m glad we didn’t renovate

It’s not often that I get to feel smug about my home, but last week my semi-detached came into its glorious own

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