London Open House weekend

OK, bit confused. Is it free to go or do I have to buy/pay to download a guide etc or can I just turn up?

You can get all the info for free on the London Open House website - you only have to pay for the booklet itself, whether in paper or electronic form

We will also have details of all the buildings open in SE1 on this website and in the 'SE1 Direct' email newsletter nearer the time.

I wonder why my search on SE1 turned up no Lambeth places? I must have been very drunk.

Anyway, I recommend one centaur st. It's apartments right next to the railway tracks, squeezed in an odd space and made of concrete.

I want it, I want it, I want it.....please.... £975,000 is just not enough to take the pain away of not being able to afford this piece of heaven. You could get a poxy penthouse flat for more than that, and it wouldn't be anywhere in the same league. I hope whichever lucky person snaps it up really treasures it.

Not sure about the dodgy purple bathroom - who painted that panneling? Swine! So, as per question above, do I have to buy the booklet or can I just turn up?

You need to look at the individual entry for each property -either on the London Open House website http://www.londonopenhouse.org/london/- select Buildings Information and then Online Search

or in the booklet (which is free from libraries) and check whether it is open only by pre-booking - for which there will be phone or electronic contacts, open for timed tours, or open at all times on a first come basis.

In the case of 67 Grange Walk
http://www.londonopenhouse.org/london/search/detail.asp?ftloh_id=5022

Opening Times Sat 10am - 5pm Sun 10am - 5pm
First come basis, queuing if necessary.
There is a "Q" symbol - long queues likely

Could always scale down a bit. 10 Grange Walk for sale too, panelling looks great.

>> 10 Grange Walk

The rather small mad little Queen Anne house that's 575k?

No, that was number 8. Sold now I think. 10 has got a new 'for sale' sign up, with Daniel Cobb.

10 Grange Walk. Queen Anne property - on first & second floors: 1 recep; 2 beds; kitchen-diner. Price on application, for sale by auction.



Whilst having a look for it, a bit off-topic, here is a mavellous example of estate-agent speak:

Wordsworth Road, London SE1
An exceptional 4 bedroom interior design terraced town house locate in a quiet cul de sac. The property is offered fully furnished items include home entertainment system with 61 inch TV, television in every bedroom that are weird to sky tv, garden furniture and top off the range fittings