Second Hand Upright Pianos

This page lists the complete stock of used and reconditioned upright and grand pianos for sale from UK Pianos.
Also available to buy are second hand ex-rentals, ex-hire and shop display models.

You can view our entire range in the UK Pianos showroom in Enfield, North London and Daventry, Northamptonshire.
Call us on 01327 300 016 or email admin@ukpianos.co.uk with your questions.

Not sure if your child will take to playing the piano?
Are you worried about the initial investment?…
Then check out our ‘rent-to-buy’ programme.
Upright pianos start from £38 per month –
Payments go towards the price, Click here for details.

Second Hand Upright Acoustic Pianos For Sale

Current Stock List:

£1295 Berry (dark mahogany)  [Or  > £38 per month Rent to Buy]

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£1295 Welbeck (dark mahogany)  [Or  > £38 per month Rent to Buy]

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£1495 Rackhaus 6 octave (cherry)  [Or  > £38 per month Rent to Buy]

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£1695 Legnica (polished mahogany)  [Or  > £45 per month Rent to Buy]

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£1695 Waldstein (brown walnut) [Or  > £45 per month Rent to Buy]

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£1695 Calisia (polished mahogany) [Or  > £45 per month Rent to Buy]

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£1795 Zender (mahogany)  [Or  > £45 per month Rent to Buy]

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£1895 Waldstein (dark polished mahogany) [Or  > £48 per month Rent to Buy]

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£1895 Chappell (dark rosewood) [Or  > £48 per month Rent to Buy]

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£1995 Kemble (mahogany satin) [Or  > £55 per month Rent to Buy]

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£2,995 Broadway BU-109 (polished ebony) [Or  > £75 per month Rent to Buy]

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The most important thing to know when buying a used upright piano is the condition of the piano’s inside. It doesn’t matter how good the outside cabinet looks; the value of any used upright piano depends mostly on the parts.

Signs of a second hand piano in good condition are: hammers clean and not worn, tuning pins not rusty, and notes sounding in tune. It’s best to get a professional piano tuner’s advice before purchasing a used upright piano, or come to our Enfield, North London or Northamptonshire Piano Shops to talk with our piano specialist.

Questions

Graham,

My guitarist son has been looking for a real piano for some time having gained experience with digital keyboards doing lots of home recording.

Out of the blue I have spotted a Young Chang Console piano in a local charity shop and we’ve already had a close look inside and a play. I would say its 90’s vintage but external finish is in good condition and its really “as new” inside, is pretty much in tune (no dead keys) and has a very pleasant tone. It seems to good to be true at £400 and we’re prepared to pay for specialist movers and a piano tuner once installed.

We’re good at Guitars but pianos are an unknown area to us. I think that 400 isn’t much of a risk for what looks to be a very good instrument.

but … I’d appreciate your (no obligation!) expert advice and views.

Thanks and kind regards, Mark

Reply/ Hi Mark

Young Chang make reasonably good pianos. And 20 years
old is really no age for an upright piano.

So, providing it’s in good condition then £400 sounds
like a bargain!

Yours pianistically,

Graham Howard

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