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The article seems very keen to indicate lots of interest.
Makes me think you are correct. And the estate agent is the pushing the claim desperately to raise the price.
It being grade ii listed. Means whoever buys it has a duty of care with very little option for change.
So while I'd love a non-profit charity who cares about its history to raise funds. It needs to be a group with both knowledge on how to care for such a structure. And one with some form of reliable income generation plan to cover what will be increasing costs over time. Preferably one that attracts use and attention to the structure.
I think the way these things usually go is that some private investor buys it cheap with promise to keep up the upkeep, and then later - oh no - it burned to the ground one wet winter morning when: (pick your adventure!)
Love the creativity.
But all I can think of after reading that. Is about these submariner birds id never seen that can spend 15 years under water.
Also BP had teck to refine petrol during oil extraction. No wonder we fucked the planet.
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no wonder indeed