The "have a look at this!" thread II

Davesnave

Red-Squirrel wrote: »

Anybody here fancy taking up 'recreational forestry'?

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/commercial-property-for-sale/property-56526184.html

Already do it.

The agents are probably recognising the fact that it isn't a commercially viable site, being too small and without great access.

Were it more rural, they might plug the nature and conservation aspects, but being close to human habitation, the sort of buyer who just wants a wild woodland might think twice. I know I [STRIKE]wood[/STRIKE]would.

cloo

Maybe they're hoping to sell to 'Go Ape' or something like that.... though as has been said, looks rather small, I can only imagine someone must have hoped to build there. We have near us a park keeper's cottage the council auctioned off and the owners keep trying to submit plans for awful flats where it is, but as far as anyone can tell no one is even permitted to build a private residence on that land. It's not been tested yet, but those buyers may have been sold a pup.

lauraland

I'm wondering what the vendors favourite colour is?

https://www.propertynews.com/Property/Lisburn/HGMHGM4258/36-Riverside-Drive/413602309/

Very quirky wee house, there are a few parts of it that I really quite like

System

lauraland wrote: »

I'm wondering what the vendors favourite colour is?

https://www.propertynews.com/Property/Lisburn/HGMHGM4258/36-Riverside-Drive/413602309/

Very quirky wee house, there are a few parts of it that I really quite like

Don't like the hob in the island. Splashes of tomato sauce and fat over the floor.

daivid

lauraland wrote: »

I'm wondering what the vendors favourite colour is?

https://www.propertynews.com/Property/Lisburn/HGMHGM4258/36-Riverside-Drive/413602309/

Very quirky wee house, there are a few parts of it that I really quite like

Picture 4 (kitchen) anyone know where I could get one of the bottle racks off the shelf rather than made especially, I have a dead space in my kitchen to fill.
(sorry to go off topic).

Mardle

daivid wrote: »

Picture 4 (kitchen) anyone know where I could get one of the bottle racks off the shelf rather than made especially, I have a dead space in my kitchen to fill.
(sorry to go off topic).

B & Q http://www.diy.com/departments/cooke-lewis-oak-effect-wine-rack-cabinet-w150mm/1262318_BQ.prd

Dandie89

ScarletMarble wrote: »

The fitted furniture in pics 9 and 13 looks good quality stuff. Shame they didn't get the same people to update the kitchen.

The kitchen looks in perfect condition, plenty of storage and appears to have all modern conveniences so would be a bit of crime to rip out. Getting rid of the wallpaper could be justified though.

Dandie89

Red-Squirrel wrote: »

Anybody here fancy taking up 'recreational forestry'?

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/commercial-property-for-sale/property-56526184.html

I know several people who do.

A friend has recently bought 12 acres. Never happier than when chugging around on expensive forestry equipment gathering his "free" logs to run his wood burners . Also likes to spend money on forestry courses where he meets many more doing this.

Lazarus_Blackstar

Jimmy_Neutron wrote: »

4 bed house split in to 2 rentals.

After a hard day at work just the kind of environment you can relax in.

First have a shower, make something to eat and then relax in front of the telly

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-67962212.html

Ummm anyone got a torch?!

Davesnave

Oh no! I thought it had sold, but the house with the 'angry penguin' mirror is back in my inbox....:eek:

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-64697357.html

Pic 14.

Or did someone say say it reminded them of Taz, the Tasmanian Devil?



Can't remember.

Perhaps I should finish the Pino Griggio and go to bed?