Former public lavatory in Spitalfields, London, E1 offered for sale for a staggering £1 million
A derelict former public lavatory in Commercial Street, London, E1 has been placed on the market for £999,000 ($1.43 million or €1.31 million).
Converted into a restaurant and bar circa 2001, the “charming and quirky premises” has space for about 60 customers and extends to about 600 square foot in total. It is offered by Clarke & Lloyds Property Consultants and has been derelict since a previous nightclub – which was amusingly named Public Life – closed in 2012 after having its licence revoked by the London borough of Tower Hamlets council.
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Someone should tell the greedy vendor to bog off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Totally ridiculous price!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
London has literally gone down the bog. The place is so overpriced now and it’s only going to get sh***er.
There is a lot of history, many moved their bowels there, depending on the size per square meter, it could me turned into a public house, like in “Cheers” and still have a brand new lavatory and all.
Subterranean Homesick Loos
Shithole London!