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Did anyone posting actually read the particulars?


An asking price of ?550k for a 74 year lease with an annual ground rent of ?50 seems reasonable.


As far as I know Parkhill Properties does not buy leases.


The previous thread on Ralon Stationers was a low-point for the East Dulwich Forum.


[Typo corrected]

Macroban,

To be honest I simply clicked on the link and read this (written in bold)

"RETAIL,INVESTMENT PROPERTY - 144.65 sq.m.(1557 sq. ft.) ?550,000 Freehold"


And foolishly to the conclusion that it was a freehold retail property for sale for the sum of ?550,000.


Next time I shall be more thorough.

Jamma Wrote:

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> I hold my head in my hands at the thought of Oliver

> Bonas.


Thank you for reminding me about this. Every time i walk past thinking "I must look them up on the web" - I just did.....


Oh Cock...do we need another one of these shops?


This place is suffering from self-fulfilling parody! Unbelievable!


Just had a look at their website and was intrigued,(Curious some would say...) by the Metrosexual link and spotted the wonderful irony of the picture frames...PMSL!!!

*Bob* Wrote:

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> Ha Ha.. good spot, LTP.

> Don't know about you, but I can't wait to get my

> hands on the roll-up suede backgammon set and

> textured leather frames.

>

> Does anyone have any cyanide?


xxxxxx


For you or for the owners ???


Or for the purchasers of these items ????


:))

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