Capital Carboot Saleīased in London’s Pimlico this car boot sale has been featured in Time Out, Elle and ITV’s ‘Storage Hoarders’ for it’s random but brilliant array of stalls.Įntry is £1, unless you want to get first dibs, then you can get early bird entry for £5ĮAST OF ENGLAND 4. To be among the first buyers onsite costs £5 for entry at 11.30am. Slightly cheaper option is at £3 at 12pm and 50p from 1:30pm (but if you hold off beware of the long queues).
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Here you’ll find high-end pre-owned pieces, plus it doesn’t start until midday so you won’t have to give up your weekend lie in. Battersea Car Boot Saleĭubbed ‘the original Sunday afternoon car boot sale in London’. You’ll need to get in early if you want to find the gems as the crowds start to arrive from 7am.Įntry fee: £2 early-bird entry (usually the first hour of the sale), 50p thereafter. To help you discover your favourite, we’ve compiled a regional guide to the UK’s best car boot sales.įor three days every week you’ll find 2000 plus stalls at Wimbledon Stadium filled with everything from furniture to electricals. The only problem is knowing which ones to visit. Not only are they the place to be if you’re looking for the old furniture to upcycle but they’re the perfect place to start if you want to sell your own upcycled furniture. In our view, the good old British car boot sale tops them all. Today, there are so many ways to discover vintage and pre-loved pieces, from scouring the web to browsing charity shops. They say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure and we couldn’t agree more.
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