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The "have a look at this!" thread II
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Ok this is really an odd 1, now this house is on Zoopla http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/29542938?utm_source=homesco&utm_medium=feeds but to see the image that has "concerned" me you need to look at the pdf http://www.jamesonmackay.co.uk/properties/pdf/wester.pdf from the estate agent/solicitor. Can anyone else see in the pic of the table& chairs in the garden what looks to me like a previous owner???:eek:
And looks like a face in the mirror in pic 8 (doesn't look like an estate agent lol) and a face on the wall in pic 7 :eek:0 -
Hezzawithkids wrote: »What is that suspicious looking lump in the bed pic #4?
A cat? Its cat sized as some late relatives had cats that always lied under the duvet.0 -
fionajbanana wrote: »A cat? Its cat sized as some late relatives had cats that always lied under the duvet.
I believe in tough love, so I make mine come out and own up to what they've done!
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http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-42761975.html
Go to map, then satellite view, then look 2-3 houses north towards the station. What's happening in the garden? The second coming being born?0 -
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-42761975.html
Go to map, then satellite view, then look 2-3 houses north towards the station. What's happening in the garden? The second coming being born?
Sorry to be boring, but it's probably a revelation to the aerially- enabled that someone down there has a greenhouse. :cool:
I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often, or maybe it does and they usually Photoshop them out.0 -
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-42761975.html
Go to map, then satellite view, then look 2-3 houses north towards the station. What's happening in the garden? The second coming being born?
Lol looks funny though.:A0 -
moneyistooshorttomention wrote: »Actually I'm not even sure whether its legal to have a window so close to someone else's garden that it would open into it.
I've watched an extension being built on a nearby house (in a row of older houses) recently and was astonished to see that one of the windows quite clearly opens out over the next door neighbours back yard (having been put in the side wall - when it should have quite obviously been put in the end wall of the extension). That rogue window is clearly visible to anyone walking down that pretty public road and I'm waiting with interest to see if the poor next door neighbour is lodging a protest about it and the window will have to be moved to the correct place.
Bad enough in my house - where the neighbour behind can open a bedroom window and have a conversation with me in my back yard if they want to (well the lodger tried to once - and got a very "British" reaction back of "I cant see you/I cant hear you if I'm in my back garden (aka back yard)" whilst I thought "They'll learn our ways if they're in this country long enough....I expect no-one has explained to them yet that back gardens are private (even if they arent)". I wasnt going to stand and explain British customs to them at that point - I was too annoyed that they hadnt learn that convention yet...
I think that custom is very local to you. It's certainly not typical of anywhere in Britain that I have ever lived.0 -
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-27002415.html
Was this chain free property sold because of the previous tenants left some twigs behind?0 -
fionajbanana wrote: »
Is it usual to have to go down stairs, through the kitchen and past the back door to get to the bathroom if you wake up in the middle of the night needing a 'comfort break'??0 -
fionajbanana wrote: »http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-27002415.html
Was this chain free property sold because of the previous tenants left some twigs behind?
Oh come on! You're being really unfair........They also left some artificial plants, some face cloths, a soap dispenser and a toothbrush mug!
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