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I found this Poggenpohl kitchen on sale on e-bay. It's 11 years old. It cost 28,000 Euro new. If you know anything about kitchens Poggenpohl is the best of the best in kitchens. It is being sold in 3 days. Right now it cost 50 Euro. In 3 days I am guessing it will cost 3,000 Euro. But 3,000 Euro is a pretty good price. And it's still allot cheaper then what I would pay for a mediocre new kitchen. So maybe this is the way to go? I have no place to store this kitchen, and it's an hour away. But maybe I can find something in August? Maybe we should just make room...because this kitchen is really special!

Comments

Anonymous said…
nice looking kitchen.

If you have to store it, store it at the new place not your current place.

When selling a home you pretty much have to have all your stuff out of the house.

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