A recent personal favourite of mine runs as follows:
"Morningside is a highly sought-after residential suburb some 3 miles south west of the City Centre offering a very high quality of residential amenity. The area is renowned for its proximity to excellent educational facilities."
It has nice houses and is near some schools.
Does "highly sought-after" mean hard to find?
And, in reference to the lack of punctuation, this comes from a different set of particulars:
"Providing flexible and versatile accommodation formed over two levels access is gained into a bright welcoming reception hallway, which allows access to the lower apartments to include a well proportioned lounge with feature fireplace and gas fire, family room with French doors allowing access to the privacy of the rear garden, third bedroom which is currently being utilized as a dining room, breakfasting kitchen with modern base and wall mounted units with integrated double fan assisted electric oven, halogen hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher,and washing machine, and bathroom with modern white three piece suite, shower, glass screen, wall and floor tiling,"
This odyssey of a sentence then ends with a comma (gah!) before starting a new paragraph with a capital letter, thus:
"On the upper level are two double sized bedrooms with excellent storage space provided."
I thank you...