The "have a look at this!" thread

Tygermoth

Hello BitterAndTwisted,

I agree but....sadly its opposite a very large Lively/Busy pub with extensive beer garden facing the house. Admittedly the last time I drove by it was Friday afternoon and the sun was out (two things that never happen together normally) so that may have swelled the numbers but it would be enough to put me off.


(Even though it’s not to my taste it’s been very well done and a lovely looking home, I may add)

poppysarah

SnowBelle wrote: »

Do you think there is such a job as a housetidier?
You go with EA's when they take photos and advise vendors to move their Carp before the photos are taken?;)

house doctoring.

BettiePage

PasturesNew wrote: »

Decor circa 1948 http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-18907110.html

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-30280945.html

Yorkie1

BettiePage wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-30280945.html

Don't think I'd want to walk 60m to my back garden ... :cool:

rockitup

BettiePage wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-30280945.html

Is there a B & Q within easy reach?

ceridwen

celyn90 wrote: »

With the one with the guitar it was the naff captions on the bottom right of each photo that got me. I think it makes it sound like an attempt at an art exhibition - "tap dance" for the sink :wall: :wall: :wall:



Awwh, but it could be a beautiful house if you could put some serious time and cash in.

We enquired about this one when we were looking as we wanted a project, but we didn't go and view in the end as the EA told me on the phone that he didn't think it would be possible to raise a mortgage against it. Such a shame, it's a nice area and it could be a lovely home if you had the resources to renovate it.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-27847960.html?premiumA=true

Now thats what I call "A house with an Attitude problem":rotfl::rotfl:. First dig up your tree (ie the one that started as a weed up against that wall and no-one could be bovvered to pull it up) and then the first person to find over 100 problems with the house gets a prize:rotfl:

ceridwen

Tygermoth wrote: »

Hello BitterAndTwisted,

I agree but....sadly its opposite a very large Lively/Busy pub with extensive beer garden facing the house. Admittedly the last time I drove by it was Friday afternoon and the sun was out (two things that never happen together normally) so that may have swelled the numbers but it would be enough to put me off.


(Even though it’s not to my taste it’s been very well done and a lovely looking home, I may add)

Well I guess the fact of how "noisy" the decor is and there's no photo of the garden equals that house-owner isnt someone to be concerned about "peace and quiet" and the next owner had better not be either...

Davesnave

ceridwen wrote: »

the first person to find over 100 problems with the house gets a prize:rotfl:

....And the first one is the spreading roof. Very common on 30/40s houses like this with those wee tiles, because they weigh in heavier than the large ones.

No room for a garage.

98 to go.

littlestar1981

I think whoever was in charge of the windows when building this house needs sacking!

Picture 11?!!!!!!!

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-17077752.html

Yorkie1

Amazing! Why do EAs never seem to proof-read their photos ... do we really need to see 2 copies of each one?