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Salford Town Hall manchester

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Salford Town Hall located at 2 Bexley Square, Salford M3 6BZ, UK

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Rafia Safdar

1 Google Rating

The building is old and breaking down. Management company useless at fixing repairs in a prompt mann

1/ 5

The building is old and breaking down. Management company useless at fixing repairs in a prompt manner. I would avoid X1 as a company at all costs.

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Gareth Evans

2 Google Rating

The building itself is reasonably shabby as one would expect from a building of its age (although no

2/ 5

The building itself is reasonably shabby as one would expect from a building of its age (although not of one so recently renovated) and the letting agents have an air of indifference when it comes to resolving any issues of which there are several …

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Citta Petralia

5 Google Rating

Edificio d'epoca ben ristrutturato. Posizione eccellente per muoversi a piedi. Quartiere in e tra

5/ 5

Edificio d'epoca ben ristrutturato. Posizione eccellente per muoversi a piedi. Quartiere in e tranquillo.

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Anna Paola Ferrara

3 Google Rating

3/ 5

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Kevin Belsham

5 Google Rating

The Old Salford Town Hall , Bexley Square , Salford M3 6DD ( Former Court House ) is a Fantastic Bui

5/ 5

The Old Salford Town Hall , Bexley Square , Salford M3 6DD ( Former Court House ) is a Fantastic Building fully renovated and containing 126 Luxury Apartments , a Library and Gym .

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Max Eccles

1 Google Rating

They're a business and they want to make money out of you. Moving out they try to charge you with ev

1/ 5

They're a business and they want to make money out of you. Moving out they try to charge you with everything you could think of. They even tried to charge us for leaving the microwave that was provided when we moved in.

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MeGastar Owen

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

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