The "have a look at this!" thread II

Davesnave

Mojisola wrote: »

I think that's got the makings of a really nice home but, as you say, there's a lot of work required.

Looks good for a long term project/forever house, but the A37 is just behind, with all the lorries grinding up that hill! That's its Achilles heel and possibly why it's relatively 'cheap.'

Davesnave

olias wrote: »

Any others I've missed?

Olias

There was a dog, or possibly two dogs, but then the hobbies came along.........:(

Westie22

Lazy estate agents photo http://www.propertypal.com/138-larne-road-eden-carrickfergus/234176#

phoebe1989seb

olias wrote: »

Ok so we have:

Model ship building
Matchstick models
Chess
Keyboard playing
Computers
Photography
Flying remote control planes
Building remote control planes
Home brewing
Gardening
Keeping fish

Any others I've missed?

He certainly keeps himself busy!

Olias

OMG - what is it with boys and their toys? :rotfl: Without wishing to sound sexist - and apologies to all the female model plane fanatics out there - but most of those do seem to be quite *male dominated* hobbies Why is it we girls don't take over houses with our interests like that? Or maybe someone knows different

freeisgood

"Well that's a first, a property that is on my list of properties to view appears on here!!! :rotfl:
If we do take a look, I'll let you know what it's like in real life - I fear it will be too much work for us though."

Ha ha, it is on our "possibles" list, but a little too early to start viewing for us.

fionajbanana

cazmanian_minx wrote: »

Some decluttering required... (and a price drop!)

http://www.dreverandheddle.co.uk/upload_images/ParticsV154GeorgeSt.Halkirk.pdf

(it's a PDF, the pics aren't all on the website)

No bathroom!:eek:

If there was an elderly person that died there, the place must stink of wee as if they had limited mobility - and perhaps no torch to the outbuildings with the toilet.

Wellieboot

Thought I'd share this "particularly impressive and eye catching garden"

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-39842782.html

martinsurrey

phoebe1989seb wrote: »

OMG - what is it with boys and their toys? :rotfl: Without wishing to sound sexist - and apologies to all the female model plane fanatics out there - but most of those do seem to be quite *male dominated* hobbies Why is it we girls don't take over houses with our interests like that? Or maybe someone knows different

Without wishing to sound sexist but surely picture 5 is dedicated to *female dominated* hobbies...

(by the way only joking so dont tear me a new one)

Strapped

phoebe1989seb wrote: »

OMG - what is it with boys and their toys? :rotfl: Without wishing to sound sexist - and apologies to all the female model plane fanatics out there - but most of those do seem to be quite *male dominated* hobbies Why is it we girls don't take over houses with our interests like that? Or maybe someone knows different

C'mon, that's definitely a SINGLE man's house :rotfl:

And, erm, if you saw my house...I admit it's fairly obvious what my interests are! Although I reckon anyone who didn't know me would think that it was the man of the house who did them.

Wellieboot

My husband just found this one:
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-27488253.html
which is what I think the "hobby" house might look like.
Pic 2 - How many chess sets does one family need? [/QUOTE]

Anyone know of a hobby that involves a chair with no legs? Pic 11?