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In a recent auction that underscores the frenzied state of London's real estate market, an unused four-storey metal stairwell was sold for £25,000, 20% more than its starting bid. The Twickenham stairwell, unused since the connected office building was converted into residences in 2016 and the
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New York Times: An entrepreneur saw what others didn’t and now owns an unused stairwell.
An entrepreneur has bought an unused stairwell attached to the back of a suburban building in Twickenham. He hopes to transform it into pop-up office space.
Simon Squibb is the new owner of a staircase in southwest London. The four-story glass-enclosed stairwell is no longer connected to the building it once served. Squibb bought it at auction for nearly $37,000. Host Marco Werman steps up with details.
A businessman outbid others to buy the disused staircase located behind a Starbucks in Twickenham.