Home 147 · Aveno permanent dossier · published 29 Oct 2026
Pine Ridge / Formby mansion
Formby, Merseyside, Merseyside
Independent reading
8 bedrooms are toured in chapter list; pool, spa and annexe. Bedroom count must be reconciled with listing.
Candidate identity match: Pine Ridge; portal advertises 7 beds. Resolve film/agent room-count difference before admission.
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What is matched.
What is withheld.
Land Registry can establish sale history; EPC can reveal rated floor area and energy assumptions; Planning Data can surface constraints by UPRN or coordinate. A link alone is never counted as intelligence.
Published / verified
- 8 bedrooms are toured in chapter list; pool, spa and annexe. Bedroom count must be reconciled with listing.
- Candidate identity match: Pine Ridge; portal advertises 7 beds. Resolve film/agent room-count difference before admission.
Investigate next
- Match a dated current agent instruction and confirm availability before treating this as a purchase opportunity.
- Reconcile exact property identity, room counts, floor area and legal extent before joining official records.
Still unknown
- Current asking price and sale availability
- Address / UPRN / title identity bridge and independently measured area
- Current condition, permissions, energy use and ownership costs
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