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They haven't even done anything to it other than paint the Kitchen cabinetry and put their own furniture in the house.
 
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Dutch barge 😍

 
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Ok which rock star owns this?

Some internet sleuthing reveals it's someone called Ash Howes, he's a music producer/ songwriter, has worked with Kylie, Ellie Goulding and others.

I'm always disappointed when it's not someone more famous 😂
 
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@Lalla Oh balls, yes, that's not very exciting. Top marks for working it out though!
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Though he did do Hollywood by Marina and the Diamonds which is great.

 
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Dutch barge 😍

Service charge/mooring fee sounds incredibly cheap! I know of residential moorings in much less desirable locations which cost far more for a smaller vessel. Wouldn't be surprised if they've put annual instead of monthly on there, or it's meant to say mooring and membership extra.

Hermitage website seems to suggest an actual charge of around £8k per metre of boat for the membership when you buy the boat and service charge of about another £7k. But no monthly/annual mooring fee as such.

If I had the cash I'd absolutely be viewing that, although location on the pontoon might be a challenge given how busy the river can be around there.
 
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I don't think Huw Edward's house has been shared yet?

I have just looked it up on street view too. Front has lots of hedging, for privacy.

Inside does not look lived in, especially that kitchen! I know homes have to be presented in a pristine fashion and all that, but the worktops could show a sign of life somewhere. 😂

Is that really Huw Edwards house?
 
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Service charge/mooring fee sounds incredibly cheap! I know of residential moorings in much less desirable locations which cost far more for a smaller vessel. Wouldn't be surprised if they've put annual instead of monthly on there, or it's meant to say mooring and membership extra.

Hermitage website seems to suggest an actual charge of around £8k per metre of boat for the membership when you buy the boat and service charge of about another £7k. But no monthly/annual mooring fee as such.

If I had the cash I'd absolutely be viewing that, although location on the pontoon might be a challenge given how busy the river can be around there.
Oh, if I had to live in London (or even visit regularly) and had the money I'd be right down there.
 
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I have just looked it up on street view too. Front has lots of hedging, for privacy.

Inside does not look lived in, especially that kitchen! I know homes have to be presented in a pristine fashion and all that, but the worktops could show a sign of life somewhere. 😂

Is that really Huw Edwards house?
It’s a bit boring furniture wise isn’t it considering he was on a good wage at the time.
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Anyone want to go halves:)
Now that is a nice house. Big enough to share! I’ll go halves 🤣🤣

Oh how the other half live. Lovely 😍
 
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Need a bit of vision for this one (and some deep pockets as whilst the sale price isn't that bad I suspect the reno cost could be as much again if not more...)

 
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Need a bit of vision for this one (and some deep pockets as whilst the sale price isn't that bad I suspect the reno cost could be as much again if not more...)

That would make a great group purchase and project. Planning for up to 7 residences so 7 mates could club together and easily purchase that.
Maybe some form of co operative leaving the Manor House as the Social area.
 
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