Cave home auctioned for £100,000

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Troll replied

5 July 2007, 08:31
Originally posted by Pondlife

It's just getting fecking ridiculous

Linky

It was auctioned by Halls estate agency for four times its £25,000 guide price.

The auctioneers always play down the guide price... pulls more punters in
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Cooperinliverp00l replied

5 July 2007, 08:15
Person who bought it won't be interested in cave they want the land i bet. Couple of acres will build a few houses on. That is what i would do
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King Cnvt replied

5 July 2007, 08:15
Originally posted by Pondlife

It's just getting fecking ridiculous

Linky

It was auctioned by Halls estate agency for four times its £25,000 guide price.

Experts say it is questionable whether it would be suitable for human habitation

sasguru has to live somewhere.
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Pondlife started a topic Cave home auctioned for £100,000

5 July 2007, 08:13
Cave home auctioned for £100,000

It's just getting fecking ridiculous

Linky

It was auctioned by Halls estate agency for four times its £25,000 guide price.

Experts say it is questionable whether it would be suitable for human habitation
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