The "have a look at this!" thread II

picket_fence

http://search.savills.com/property-detail/gbwdrswds110271
Stirling Moss' childhood home.
Daily Fail article : http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2697242/Eighteenth-century-country-mansion-Elgar-wrote-Cello-Concerto-goes-market-2-25million.html
My favourite quote "Fiona Copeman, an associate director at Savills estate agents, said: ‘Long White Cloud is a historic home set within idyllic riverside gardens. ‘We've had quite a lot of interest in the property and already had six viewings. It is a lovely family home and is in Bray, which didn't flood last year.’ "

(Monkey Island Lane??? wonder if they've engaged in any insult swordfighting???...wonder how many people will get the ref? :think:)

picket_fence

That bathroom would make me feel ill, its like a giant rorschach test, luckily the rest of the house is pretty tasteful... http://search.savills.com/property-detail/gbhershes120193

matty538

picket_fence wrote: »

http://search.savills.com/property-detail/gbwdrswds110271
Stirling Moss' childhood home.
Daily Fail article : http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2697242/Eighteenth-century-country-mansion-Elgar-wrote-Cello-Concerto-goes-market-2-25million.html
My favourite quote "Fiona Copeman, an associate director at Savills estate agents, said: ‘Long White Cloud is a historic home set within idyllic riverside gardens. ‘We've had quite a lot of interest in the property and already had six viewings. It is a lovely family home and is in Bray, which didn't flood last year.’ "

(Monkey Island Lane??? wonder if they've engaged in any insult swordfighting???...wonder how many people will get the ref? :think:)

How appropriate,you fight like a cow!!

booksurr

LisbonLaura wrote: »

The last pic must be art? It serves no other obvious purpose that I can see.
'Rural Motherwell in November'

the EA was too scared to trust the front balcony but felt the listing would not be complete without selling the view you would have from it were you to use it - the fact the person opposite has not yet built on their land is incidental to the view of full on nature it currently affords to the new owner of the [STRIKE]jury rigged shack[/STRIKE] stunning property on offer

LisbonLaura wrote: »

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SANDANSKI-Bulgarian-property-house-hotel-holidays-home-land-estate-Bulgaria-/151348796435?pt=UK_HG_Property_RL&hash=item233d175c13

Hands off. I saw it first.

:drool: particularly like that the internal pics selected include one of the ex mortuary

starspark

matty538 wrote: »

How appropriate,you fight like a cow!!

I got this scar on my face during a mighty struggle!
I hope now you've learned to stop picking your nose.!!

ohhellosailor

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-31332618.html?premiumA=true

Too many rugs, too many dead animal rugs. Especially the dead animal head one perched on top of the coffee table in pic no. 8.

Gives me the chills. Shame really, as otherwise it's a nice place.

penguingirl

ohhellosailor wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-31332618.html?premiumA=true

Too many rugs, too many dead animal rugs. Especially the dead animal head one perched on top of the coffee table in pic no. 8.

Gives me the chills. Shame really, as otherwise it's a nice place.

What is the thing in the kitchen photo (pic 2) in the right hand corner? Looks like a robotic arm, but obviously isn't!

I like the dead animal theme juxtaposed with the live fish pond

booksurr

ohhellosailor wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-31332618.html?premiumA=true

Too many rugs, too many dead animal rugs. Especially the dead animal head one perched on top of the coffee table in pic no. 8.

Gives me the chills. Shame really, as otherwise it's a nice place.

since the dead animals belong to the vendor and will be going they matter not

what does matter (potentially) is that given the parched grass in the "park" and the dry pavement in pic 1 suggesting a recent dry spell, the fish pond appears to have a recurrent leak and/or the patio drainage is designed to run towards the house since the paving is wet and there appears to be a sump grating immediately in front of the back door - money to put right will be a lot more than the cost of a few rugs ?

penguingirl

booksurr wrote: »

since the dead animals belong to the vendor and will be going they matter not

what does matter (potentially) is that given the parched grass in the "park" and the dry pavement in pic 1 suggesting a recent dry spell, the fish pond appears to have a recurrent leak and/or the patio drainage is designed to run towards the house since the paving is wet and there appears to be a sump grating immediately in front of the back door - money to put right will be a lot more than the cost of a few rugs ?

Or the photos were taken on different days? Or it rained during the photo session? There's some pretty murky clouds in the 'dry' photos

bmunky7

penguingirl wrote: »

Or the photos were taken on different days? Or it rained during the photo session? There's some pretty murky clouds in the 'dry' photos

Detective Columbo may have caught a false lead.....