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Yep, amidst all the 'summer chilling and green village' marketing vibe, there is no mention that the sweet little 'private' courtyards and carefully crafted roof terraces will be towered over by massive 8 storey high student accommodation. They'll be wanting to build and get those sold off fast.

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42 minutes ago, Angelina said:

Maybe it’s just me, but if I was spending over £1.5m, I’d not want to be near a busy road and school and train station 

Don't know what you mean. £1.6m for six contemporary townhouses seems pretty cheap to me.

 

Wait, each?!?!?!

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Here's a working link: https://www.propertywire.com/news/london/circa-london-partners-with-developer-to-sell-9-6m-dulwich-townhouses-to-far-east-buyers/

I think they look quite nice from the outside which is what matters to me as a member of the public. The indoor floorplan is not to my taste with lots of awkward small floors, but I don't care about the inside as I don't plan on living in them. 

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