The "have a look at this!" thread II

freeisgood

EvaCustard wrote: »

And....... whilst we are on the subject of confessions.

I'm a twig lover and proud.

And I even like the ones with lights on them :eek:

Will I be banned from this thread now? :rotfl:

shhh, I have twigs with lights on , I'm glad I'm not alone

Strapped

freeisgood wrote: »

Err....slighty unsafe patio dining area, especially after too much wine!

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-39866251.html

And a roll-top bath crammed into a tiny space in the bathroom - what's the point.

simple_but_sweet

phoebe1989seb wrote: »

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-40774157.html

surely i'm not the only one who can see a cat on the cupboard doors in pic 5? :rotfl:

seven-day-weekend

mah_jong 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'??

In many houses of this type, yes. Mine is like this. (Except it's downstairs, through the dining room, through the kitchen, past the back door and into the bathroom ).

gallygirl

freeisgood wrote: »

shhh, I have twigs with lights on , I'm glad I'm not alone

I aspire to having twigs with lights on .

My friend has some and she's dead posh :rotfl:.

tortoiseshellcat

mah_jong 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'??

There seem to be loads of houses with downstairs bathrooms around here, particularly Victorian semis, I live in a 1930s semi and my bathroom is off the hall just before you get to the kitchen. I'm really looking forward to moving to a house with one upstairs lol :j

Trazy

mah_jong 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'??

My house has this layout only you have to go through the dining room too!

It is why I have to sleep downstairs and am desperately searching for a bungalow

neneromanova

Violetta wrote: »

Wasn't sure about this place but pics 12 & 13 make we want to go for a look, a real USP. http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/29875733?search_identifier=06c3b2bc5a2c9e5f543f47895a576da3

I can't believe anyone hasn't mentioned (i might have missed it if they have) that there is a whoping great TV in the childs room with a cot! Or is that the norm nowadays? :rotfl:

neneromanova

Oh wow, A get back to nature house!

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-40140931.html

kyana

neneromanova wrote: »

Oh wow, A get back to nature house!

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-40140931.html

want!

though it doesn't make clear if you can actually live there. Facilities appear to be in place but all uses mentioned are temporary. (I know it's only 288 sq foot but still)