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interesting the difference between the previous listing above and this one. https://www.rightmove.co.uk/house-prices/details/2867f223-7cb1-4ee5-a8ae-582313fd23d5
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Why is that not more expensive?
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Compared to this it doesn’t look particularly cheap?
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It's effectively attached to an enormous block of flats (check aerial view). The flats are in a converted nunnery, so probably very nice, but would somewhat dominate one side of the plot. There doesn't look to be much space between the buildings, either.
I suspect it's the reason for the lack of grounds, which one would expect with a house of such size and grandeur. Splendid place, though.
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Round houses seems to be my finds at the moment, but gorgeous house whilst it's still on dry land
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/90027936#/?channel=RES_BUY
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What would that be worth if the cliffs were made of something a lot harder than sand?
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I see they say it's a traditional method of auction but also charge the non-refundable buyer's fee of £6K / 4.2% of the sale fee - is that normal for a trad auction?
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Yes. Slightly less objectionable than the "modern method of auction" fees as both parties are in a contract when the hammer falls.
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Sorry which one are you referring to?
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And only 20 days from hammer drop to completion - Even at auction, you usually have a little longer than that.
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