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FEATURES
* Shady location beneath tree
* Rat proof
* Wooden slats
* Good location for access to public toilets
Date Available:
29/08/2006
Furnishing: Unfurnished
Deposit: 1 half-empty bottle of own brand vodka
An attractive and spacious five slatted cast-iron and varnished wood bench
on pathway of this desirable period municipal park.The property benefits
from a lovely ashphalted open-air reception space and small patios to
eitherside. Boston Central Park is situated in the heart of urban Boston
offering easy access to a wealth of amenities.
* Excellent modern bench,
perfect for first-time street sleepers
* Modern fully fitted legs
* Concrete base
* On-path shopping trolley parking
Date Available:NOW
Furnishing: Unfurnished
Deposit: three Smarties lids (Letters A, H, and Y desirable)
Regency-style Studio Bench-ette, suitable for first-time Street Drinker.
A great opportunity for a first
time buyer or rental investor to acquire this well presented bench located
within a stunning Victorian children's play park.
* Sturdy concrete construction
* Fireproof
* Grade II listed
Date Available:
04/09/2006
Furnishing: Unfurnished
Deposit: Two fag ends and a plastic bag
A wonderful Grade II listed period bench with stunning views over the
swings at the rear and the abandoned crazy golf and Spider climbing frame
to the front. Forming part of a larger seating arrangement on the walls
of Boston Central Park and latterly divided into two gracious benches
of character and appeal, this historic bench has generously proportioned
accommodation over five slats. A splendid reception dog mess bin sets
the tone with no ceilings and decorative asphalt base with an equally
light and spacious slide adjacent. Views from the rear of the bench are
directly over the Centenary Methodist Church giving the air of being well
away from the madding crowds despite an enviable location handy for local
amenities, Boston town centre and Tawney Street.
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