Show us your real estate pawn (vol 3)
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Bonefish Blues said:
The first one's a mad amount of house for 650!
Facing onto farm buildings just south of Bangor Race Course - https://www.google.com/maps/@52.9905476,-2.92619,3... so if you like horses.I wonder though if some development is planned.
Croutons said:
Celtic Tiger appears to be going bats
t crazy again.
Nice views. Not sure on the exposed brick elevations.
https://touch.daft.ie/dublin/houses-for-sale/killi...
Sold for around €2m 3 or 4 years back. t crazy again. Nice views. Not sure on the exposed brick elevations.
https://touch.daft.ie/dublin/houses-for-sale/killi...
mattyn1 said:
Middle of London? I don't know, but the house is lovely - it has:
Sub-Basement
Basement
Lower Ground Floor
Raised Ground Floor
First, Second & Third floors
Good parking though
https://www.struttandparker.com/properties/pembrid...
That'd do for me!Sub-Basement
Basement
Lower Ground Floor
Raised Ground Floor
First, Second & Third floors
Good parking though
https://www.struttandparker.com/properties/pembrid...
scenario8 said:
I rarely do “interesting” but when I saw the rear elevation of that I was instantly brought back to this place.
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...
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Nice, but the location ruins it for me. If you're going to live near London, at least have the transport links of London within a reasonable distance. Belmont, Banstead line is 1 train every half hour!http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...
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Love the nightclub bathroom though
Re The Deodar road home above, sorry. No Garage! (which seems common in Putney generally)
RadoVR6 said:
It's probably better than some more expensive agents, for one it can be clearly read and for another it probably has all the required interior doors, no solid wall access into the kitchen or bathroom. 
RadoVR6 said:
Does this mean the purchaser can set up it's own criminal justice system. Hanging for all offences above littering, deportation to the colonies for those and below.FourWheelDrift said:
RadoVR6 said:
Does this mean the purchaser can set up it's own criminal justice system. Hanging for all offences above littering, deportation to the colonies for those and below.jke11y said:
FourWheelDrift said:
RadoVR6 said:
Does this mean the purchaser can set up it's own criminal justice system. Hanging for all offences above littering, deportation to the colonies for those and below.https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/f...
If no one offered more than £75k when on tender,and it didnt sell for £275k when marketed by the Courts Service, why does this idiot think he can get £275k now? There's been no change to the building.
And people will know how much he paid for it so will grudge him making that much dosh for sweet FA
And people will know how much he paid for it so will grudge him making that much dosh for sweet FA
kowalski655 said:
If no one offered more than £75k when on tender,and it didnt sell for £275k when marketed by the Courts Service, why does this idiot think he can get £275k now? There's been no change to the building.
And people will know how much he paid for it so will grudge him making that much dosh for sweet FA
The building is pretty irrelevant. Market timing and differing profiles of the vendors plays a more relevant role. And people will know how much he paid for it so will grudge him making that much dosh for sweet FA
An uninterested, cash strapped and non price sensitive council selling 2 years ago versus a more dynamic vendor in a changed market who is looking to maximise return not dump at any cost.
If you look at that building you’ve got to ask yourself whichbof the two vendors has a better idea of the true value? The committee who dumped it for £75k or the commercial developer who believes it is worth more than £200k?
Logic would suggest to all and sundry that the speculator is not the idiot.
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