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How many kitchens does one house need?
silvercar
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http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-17986530.html
If you look at floorplan 1, seems every reception room needs its own kitchen!
Amazing views.
If you look at floorplan 1, seems every reception room needs its own kitchen!
Amazing views.
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Personally, as a single person, I'd like three. Two is probably what I'll end up with though.
That place was obviously built as some kind of hotel/serviced suites/bedsits/HMO/student let place, or maybe flats. Floorplans are too small to see on my tiny screen.0 -
And how many front doors?
They don't seem to be that keen on landscaping and gardening, do they?0 -
Baffling number of kitchens indeed.
Could it perhaps be a deluxe retirement home of sorts for the super wealthy? A private kitchen for each inhabitant and for each of their private cooks/servants?
Otherwise it doesn't make any sense at all.0 -
stop slagging off my house
Moved into dream house - 17/08/12
Savings - £600Xmas 2013 - £43Credit card - £2741 :eek:0 -
What an ugly looking new build place! I can only assume the mutiple kitchens, bedrooms etc and the price tag of £6,500,000 :eek: is because it is near the film studios, and therefore is ideal for putting up or renting out to lots of people whils't they are working on a production. Indiana Jones anyone?:D
"Life is difficult. Life is a series of problems. What makes life difficult is that the process of confronting and solving problems is a painful one." M Scott Peck. The Road Less Travelled.0 -
It looks like a prison hospital, maybe they have just photoshopped the bars off the windows!0
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Looks like a school or a care home to me!Was a 40 a day smoker for 20 years.
Decided to give up, and haven't had a fag for 12 years.
Halfway through losing six stone.
Looking forward to early retirement.0 -
yes lot of kitchens, looks like 3 seperate homes to me that ended up as one
but even then still too many kitchens, weird, or maybe they thought kitchens were like bathrooms one for every bedroom lus a spare!
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Seems it was built as a single family home albeit an extended family. A Mr Shah was the applicant.
He lists his address on the application as c/o Joysleep Ltd.
That company has recently gone into voluntary liquidation. Perhaps that is why they are selling?
If you look here, in the London Gazette, at the first 6 notices you will see that all 6 directors give the Norwegian Barn, Edgwarebury Lane, Elstree as their home address.
Looks like they contravened some planning rules.
That's why it has a massive empty basement area. Apparently that shouldn't be there at all.
More here:-
http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/whereilive/northwest/borehamwood/3789277.Mansion_plans_cut_down_to_size/
They never did comply with the landscaping conditions.
Original planning apllication here:-
http://www2.hertsmere.gov.uk/ACOLNET/DCOnline/acolnetcgi.gov?ACTION=UNWRAP&RIPNAME=Root.PgeResultDetail&TheSystemkey=13823
and several others if you care to search.0 -
Seems they wanted another kitchen in the basement too .......Seems it was built as a single family home albeit an extended family. A Mr Shah was the applicant.
Although this ad describes it as "4 inter-connecting family homes."
Looks like they contravened some planning rules.
Thats why it has a massive empty basement area. Apparently that shouldn't be there at all.
Apparently, a number of businesses are linked to that address, one of which looks to have gone into administration in 2010.
I think the property look like a BUPA hospital - if I had 6m I reckon I could find something nicer.0
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