The "have a look at this!" thread

ceridwen

alimbee wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-33453734.html?premiumA=true

I think the vendors would need 6 months notice to pack if they sell this.

Well - actually I quite like the garden on that one.

There's two ways of looking at that number of possessions crammed into a house. Either:
- they have a "problem" personally
OR
- the house is too small for them

I can sympathise if its reason 2. - as the reason my house is rather "crammed" is because its too small for me. A bit bigger house - and it would look pretty "spacious"...:cool:

ceridwen

Crikey - re the link in the post above mine (ie Pastures New one).

Something pretty drastic has obviously happened...

My thoughts "they've had a kneejerk reaction to sell the house - but they clearly dont REALLY plan on doing so - or they would have got it looking a lot more presentable than that".

I thought the whole idea of photos was to show a house off to its best advantage...

jaxjax123

I like picture 5 in this one, why did she feekl the need to sit there?


http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-18790422.html

Grimbal

that's a good one - very random.

Graham_Devon

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-17973201.html

Jungle theme!

PasturesNew

jaxjax123 wrote: »

I like picture 5 in this one, why did she feekl the need to sit there?


http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-18790422.html

Probably demonstrating it's being sold due to divorce... and she's got no mates so it's all too big for her now.

Grimbal

lovely teddies too ! I also like the first sentence of the last paragraph where the EA seems not to have deleted the instruction comments:"This footer paragraph is an example only and should not be relied upon as complying with current legislation."

ukmaggie45

Graham_Devon wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-17973201.html

Jungle theme!

I see picture 4 has the obligatory sticks (but can't see the vase) despite all the bamboo growing round them.

Pink_butterfly_3

Very interesting kitchen!

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-30103192.html/nomsite

Strapped

harrup wrote: »

I hear what you are saying - and this is from a person who loves dogs. It is fiendishly hard to eradicate dog odour even from the most well groomed and well kept of dogs.

Still, what often makes me laugh, I find the people who are MOST sensitive to even the faintest of dog odours...are young parents. Believe me - their places often STINK. From soiled nappies, spilt milk which has gone rancid and sour on carpets and soft furnishings - yet they are so accustomed to this smell ...they no longer register it at all.

If I truly liked the house though - be that from previous pets or previous kids - it wouldn't deter me one iota. So you have the house professionally shampooed and cleaned - no big deal.

I confess - I once showed people around my house when I was also working at the weekend in the Estate Agents. The people who I had shown round rang up when I was working, enquiring about another house, and I asked them what they had thought of such-and-such street, and their reply was, "which one was that...the smelly house?" :o:o Talk about die of shame. (In my defence, it transpired that they didn't like the smell of the lavender room fragrances I had plugged in in several rooms as we had a baby and I was conscious of all the things you listed!)