The "have a look at this!" thread II

Davesnave

It's owned by a housing association and the tenant probably has a secure tenancy that can't be ended if they keep paying the rent.

cloo

I remember when we wanted to view a local house that came on the market (that we called the batsh*t house, due to its crazy multicoloured and mirrored mosaic-ed porch), but it soon became apparent that whoever lived there had no intention of letting anyone in, so God knows what it was like inside!

lauraland

ScarletMarble wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-65758484.html

Wooden paneling and bedroom furniture made from fence panels and pallet boards.

Pic 4: Go home kitchen cabinet, you're DRUNK!

Cloudydaze

A £2.3m house where you have to store the saucepans in the conservatory...

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-66997751.html

moneyistooshorttomention

Cloudydaze wrote: »

A £2.3m house where you have to store the saucepans in the conservatory...

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-66997751.html

Ah...now that's where I'd see it as glassed-in end of kitchen.

To me - it looks like that thing that barely exists on Planet Earth, ie a house where I wouldnt have to change one single thing (bar putting up curtains, as well as those blinds, at some of the windows).

That would be it = job done imo.

EDIT; Now that was a useful exercise personally imo. I've just checked out other properties from this EA. Right - I'm now all fired-up ready to insist upon my floor length curtains/plantation shutters/etc I've decided on - and people are trying to dissuade me from it on this recently-bought house and saying "Difficult...impossible". T'aint the case - a lot of these places have them.

Yoga_cat

How odd! I guess that the reception room shown in picture 7 was originally the kitchen, should be the kitchen? But they wanted another reception room so as a result there's now a really small kitchen for a 6-bed house.

Lokolo

zagubov wrote: »

It's near the heart of a very nice town- visited it a few days ago. Pretty prosperous, lots of jobs, Great place to buy a house.

But it has the Buckinghamshire secondary school place lottery.

Yes, I was born and bred there, and still live here 28 years later (I won in the secondary school place lottery luckily).

It has its issues (potholes mainly, and a couple of not so nice areas), but wouldn't want to live anywhere else.

LittleMax

Yoga_cat wrote: »

How odd! I guess that the reception room shown in picture 7 was originally the kitchen, should be the kitchen? But they wanted another reception room so as a result there's now a really small kitchen for a 6-bed house.

Looks like the front bedroom on the first floor is also being used as a lounge (pic 10)

Ridiculously small galley kitchen for the size of house!

fairy_lights

Sleep tight kids, don't let the killer whale bite
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-59101135.html

Rondon

Lol i think so too