The "have a look at this!" thread II

ConfusedofYorkshire

StumpyPumpy wrote: »

Well what do you expect when the designer doesn't have a Scooby Doo? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
(Check out street view - it is 5 Wetherby Road)

SP

It just gets better and better!

ConfusedofYorkshire

cheekyvimto wrote: »

Pic 9 - was trying to think of a witty comment but am lost for words!


http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-45836927.html

I assume that picture 10 shows a to scale diagram of exactly where the trampoline is, and how much of the land it takes up... X marks the spot

System

cheekyvimto wrote: »

Pic 9 - was trying to think of a witty comment but am lost for words!


http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-45836927.html

I am more concerned about the missing spindles on pic 8!:eek:

Anyone can fall through that gap.

Mojisola

cheekyvimto wrote: »

Pic 9 - was trying to think of a witty comment but am lost for words!

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-45836927.html

I wonder whether the kids have ever landed in next door's garden?

freeisgood

pic 9 Are you sure that's not a helicopter landing pad?

Soran

I think I may have found the smallest property currently on sale in the UK!
Not even sure if it has electricity!
http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/32810807?search_identifier=af7ebca5bcabd9cff4370adf705cc935

Davesnave

terrierlady wrote: »

No the river is seperate by a B road and property is about 40 ft above river level it overlooks. The A40 is way behind the property at least two homes and gardens most people see the advantage of the quick access to Ross on Wye, M50,M5, M4 and Cardiff/Birmingham but thanks for all the comments.

I have rejected properties further than that from the A40 because of noise, and the B class road running directly behind the property's garden is also a very busy one.

I'm sure some other people would be less concerned by road noise than I am, but for £500k I could certainly find more appealing places.

Davesnave

Soran wrote: »

I think I may have found the smallest property currently on sale in the UK!
Not even sure if it has electricity!
http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/32810807?search_identifier=af7ebca5bcabd9cff4370adf705cc935

It hasn't, as the sink uses batteries to pump water, which it also doesn't appear to have as a service.

Beach huts rarely have either, but that one is quite moderately priced, compared with a few I've seen in desirable, less exposed locations.

toozie_2

Mojisola wrote: »

I wonder whether the kids have ever landed in next door's garden?

Maybe it's a way of the kids getting some fresh veg from the allotments!
Mum says just jump over........

jimpix12

See if you can read the description of this without wanting to punch something or someone:

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-45848756.html

If you yearn to be as self-sufficient as possible then you will adore all the raised vegetable beds, and the fruit cages full of so many and such a wonderful variety of fruits bushes. Your friends and neighbours will love the presents of fruit when you can eat no more or when the conserve expert in you runs out of jam jars! Let your children grow strong on a hearty diet of fresh eggs from the chicken coop, and we can all marvel at your latest cake creations.

Oh, shut up.