I have a couple of questions regarding this property description: 1. Is it correct to say that the property has six bedrooms and one en-suite shower room? 2. Can the games room be considered a separate annex? 3. What does "To retrieve the Energy Performance Certificate for this property please visit and enter in the reference number above. Alternatively, the full certificate can be obtained through Sowerbys." mean? 4. What is the meaning of "What3words: ///outfit.progress.streak"? 5. What are the implications of the property being a Freehold? 6. What is the significance of the Council Tax Band D? 7. What does the Energy Efficiency Rating E mean? ## Answer: 1. Yes, it is correct to say that the property has six bedrooms. One of these bedrooms is the principal bedroom which has an en-suite shower room. 2. The games room is not explicitly described as a separate annex, but it could be considered as one because it is detached from the main house and could potentially be used independently. However, this would depend on its access and facilities - if it has its own entrance, kitchenette, and bathroom, it could be more accurately described as an annex. 3. The sentence provides instructions on how to access the property's Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The reference number is unique to this property and can be used to look up the EPC on the official government website or through the estate agent, Sowerbys. The EPC contains information about the energy efficiency of the property, including its rating. 4. "What3words" is a system that provides a more accurate way to locate places than traditional addresses. It divides the world into 3m x 3m squares and assigns each one a unique three-word address. The sequence "///outfit.progress.streak" is the unique what3words address for the location of this property. 5. The term "Freehold" means that the property is owned outright, including the land it stands on. This is in contrast to leasehold, where the owner only has the right to occupy the property for a certain number of years. As a freeholder, the owner has full control over the property and the land it's on, and there are no ground rent or lease expir