How the other half live
 

19ft basment parking space up for sale with a 90 year lease.................cheap at £250,000


19ft parking space for sale...only £250,000 | the Mail on Sunday

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says a lot about the brain dead super rich.:rolleyes:

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Wonder what happens if you buy it and park across the white line and take up a bit of the next space? Suppose you could buy it and put a tent up, live in london relatively cheaply.

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Anyone else noticed it says just £25,000 underneath the picture?

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well spotted ThomasLee, that will be a misprint i think, thats peanuts london price.:)

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i suppose you could class it as free parking brcause you can always sell it on when you move, and it may go up in value in the future, still its way too much money as it is

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wonder what happens if someone parks on it?

how stupid, which brain dead nerd would spend that!!...it should be free parking going into that shop, dont they think they get enough of the customers?

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The Harrods sale was quite impressive. Got some right' bargains.

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[quote=panther;519564]wonder what happens if someone parks on it?




Fine them £250000, :D

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I used to work in Knightsbridge, and the nearest public car park is in Motcomb Street, and charges £24.50 for nine hours.

So over a ninety year period, the cost of parking in the public carpark would be an astonishing £2,146,200.

Which makes the asked for price of £250,000 for the parking a space, a veritable bargain.:D

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I've just noticed they do a special rate of £33.00 for 24 hours, which brings the cost down for a ninety year stay at the public car park, to a much more reasonable £1,084,050.