The "have a look at this!" thread II

Silvertabby

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-68331032.html

There is a bath in the property, but no loo! EA blurb doesn't mention one in the yard.

How can people live without a loo in 2017? From the furniture its a probate property Posted by ScarletMarble

Way overpriced for a property that hasn't been updated since the 1930s!

I bet the loo is behind the left hand white door in the yard - see the ventilation gap at the top of the door.

Dandie89

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-69816968.html
Sadly no upstairs toilet or parking so cannot be on my list but I would love to lie on that daybed chatting with the Wally dugs and who needs to spend a couple of hundred on a tap with a flexible hose when those little rubber thingies will do all you ask
Most of all though, I would love to have that address

Dandie89

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-69816509.html
Large family? Doesn't look it from the furnishings so what is the point of squeezing in that 5th bedroom or possibly even the 4th and that extra shower room come to that.

aneary

Dandie89 wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-69816509.html
Large family? Doesn't look it from the furnishings so what is the point of squeezing in that 5th bedroom or possibly even the 4th and that extra shower room come to that.

According to the floor plan to get to the utilty room you either have to walk out of the kitchen and around the garage or out the front door and around, fun in the winter or rain.

rebs

Dandie89 wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-69816509.html
Large family? Doesn't look it from the furnishings so what is the point of squeezing in that 5th bedroom or possibly even the 4th and that extra shower room come to that.

IMO people do that sort of thing because, in this country, we categorise and price houses by the number of bedrooms in a property. I think if we did it by square footage, things would be different - there could be more creativity in terms of the balance between living space and bedroom space.

aneary wrote: »

According to the floor plan to get to the utilty room you either have to walk out of the kitchen and around the garage or out the front door and around, fun in the winter or rain.

Looks like there is a door from the 'breakfast area' into the utility room - just hard to see with the huge, dark estate agent's logo all over the floor plan

System

rebs wrote: »

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Looks like there is a door from the 'breakfast area' into the utility room - just hard to see with the huge, dark estate agent's logo all over the floor plan

It's halfway down the breakfast area and can see it inside the P

Ocelot

Silvertabby wrote: »

Way overpriced for a property that hasn't been updated since the 1930s!

I bet the loo is behind the left hand white door in the yard - see the ventilation gap at the top of the door.

Floorplan has a room marked HWC in bedroom 2.

Davesnave

Ocelot wrote: »

Floorplan has a room marked HWC in bedroom 2.

I haven't tried substituting a hot water cylinder for a toilet. How does that work? :undecided

bouicca21

I haven't tried substituting a hot water cylinder for a toilet. How does that work?

It entirely depends on how well it has been lagged.

StumpyPumpy

Silvertabby wrote: »

Way overpriced for a property that hasn't been updated since the 1930s!

Someone obviously disagrees - it is sold stc and it has only been on the market since 14th of August having started at £155k.


SP