First World War baby sells Somerset home after living there for 102 years
Nancy ‘Joan’ Gifford’s family bought the property in the village of Street for £200 in 1921 and it is now priced at £169,950.
By Ellie Ng, PA
A woman born months after the end of the First World War is selling her house in Somerset after living there for 102 years, an estate agent has said.
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