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Savills Auction live this morning
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This is the one: http://auctions.savills.co.uk/lond_Current_auction_lot.asp?pos=63
But once they're available to everybody, they'll be here: http://62.105.94.133/lond_previous_auctions.asp
Update: Sold for £239k http://www.eigroup.co.uk/onlineauctions/lotpub.asp?a=13626&l=5895840 -
Old thread but you just lose moments of your life don't you? I'm trying to remember the flat I viewed!Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Doozergirl wrote: »Old thread but you just lose moments of your life don't you? I'm trying to remember the flat I viewed!
There was a Savill's residential auction in London yesterday, which probably explains the confusion:)
Yesterday's Lot 1 is in a lovely street not very far from me. It sold at £291k and was definitely not a job for a beginner: if you stood in the hallway you could see the sky.
The flat beneath (bigger, in considerably better condition and with sole use of the garden) was sold by an EA I know for £358k last year.
It seems auctions aren't always the place for bargains.0 -
westlondonbuyer wrote: »There was a Savill's residential auction in London yesterday, which probably explains the confusion:).
I knew why the OP posted, what confused me is that I started a thread (which I don't do all that often) only two years ago and had to rack my brains to try and remember what flat I was talking about.
I remember now because I got a parking ticket (I think!). No I didn't. Not that time. I'm getting old! :eek:Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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one is just starting now...0
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Ta!
Edward Mellor Auctions 0161 443 4740 Lancashire County Cricket Club, Talbot Road, Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0PX 26 Oct 2:00 PM
Is the one I want to watch.
Don't think there's anything I am even vaguely interested in but always nice to see how things go!0 -
Does anyone know what lot 3 sold for please?0
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Oops sry not used to this yet
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