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Toilet block to be turned into a home
8:30am Saturday 6th September 2008
A set of public toilets could be turned into a home.
The conveniences on North Street, Eastbourne, have gone on the market with a guide price of £20,000 to £30,000.
The cubicles, being handled by Clive Emson, property auctioneers, are said to have the potential for redevelopment with the necessary planning permission and have the advantage of being close to the train station and the centre of town.
For more information call 0845 6036614.
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xxsprigglesxx, Brighton says...
10:11am Sat 6 Sep 08
getreal, Hove says...
10:12am Sat 6 Sep 08
B G Gruff, Hove says...
10:31am Sat 6 Sep 08
tilburyre, Worthing says...
11:06am Sat 6 Sep 08
william of orange, Brighton says...
1:24pm Sat 6 Sep 08
Money down the drain...
TrueBlue, Saltdean says...
2:35pm Sat 6 Sep 08
Hey have you noticed, if S.O.M.M doesn't get in with the first comment he's usually speechless. And why has he turned all religious, wishing God to bless everyone?
feline1, Brighton says...
4:47pm Sat 6 Sep 08
IsaJ, Portslade says...
1:23am Mon 8 Sep 08
tilburyre wrote:Come on, get into the Argus spirit of dodgy puns... Don't be a party-pooper.
This was done in Priory Road, Hornsey. I defy you to detect it was once a public convenience.
PS. I'm sure you're right about those flats: great facilities!
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Mart, Rottingdean says...
8:53am Sat 6 Sep 08
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