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A rare opportunity to become Lord of the Manor of Weston-super-Mare has become available.
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A rare opportunity to become Lord of the Manor of Weston-super-Mare has become available.
Lush sunny evening on weston seafront. Picture: Emily Eades - Credit: Emily Eades A rare opportunity to become Lord of the Manor of Weston is up for grabs. Manorial Services, a company which specialises in selling Lordship of the Manor titles on behalf of their owners, is offering the Manor of Weston title at an asking price of £20,000. Stephen Johnson, head of research at Manorial Services, says the interest in the title has 'been phenomenal' so far. He told the Mercury: "It's not very often that a place like Weston comes, this is a very well-known area and a rare opportunity.
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