The "have a look at this!" thread II

gallygirl

zagubov wrote: »

It's not a bad house. But having said that I don't count bedrooms that you have to pass through another bedroom to get to.

And there's a landing that's big enough to contain a bedroom. That house need more internal walls!

Bed 5 is accessible from the kitchen so don't need to go through Bed 4 at all. Good study/office. Not sure if there's building regs of some kind though?
Knock down the wall between cloakroom and bathroom to make large bathroom.
Partition off part/most of landing to make large ensuite.
Entrance to beds 2 & 3 is awkward. With a bit of rejigging and losing that walk in cupboard am sure you could fit in a Jack'n'Jill bathroom. Oh, and there is a window in bedroom 2, just not on plan!
Knock through lounge/dining room/kitchen to make large family room.

Love it

Shame it;s in Darlo :rotfl:.

bouicca21

I'm with Gallygirl, love it, just not in Darlington.

Davesnave

bouicca21 wrote: »

I'm with Gallygirl, love it, just not in Darlington.

As all GCSE historians will remember, the Stockton - Darlington railway was the first UK public service to use steam trains. I expect that house was built with the money the C18th town's prominence had generated.

Maybe somewhere else it would have been listed by now....?

Rambosmum

Davesnave wrote: »

As all GCSE historians will remember, the Stockton - Darlington railway was the first UK public service to use steam trains. I expect that house was built with the money the C18th town's prominence had generated.

Maybe somewhere else it would have been listed by now....?

That was my first thought too!

:rotfl:

LandyAndy

dh058977 wrote: »

Stolen from another thread . . . . What is with the "en suite" toilet position in pic 8?!

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-63820501.html

What an utterly depressing place.

victoriavictorious

When EA 'sells the sizzle not the steak.'

https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/46744242#aUrSMkBq4ulcZX31.99

Davesnave

victoriavictorious wrote: »

When EA 'sells the sizzle not the steak.'

https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/46744242#aUrSMkBq4ulcZX31.99

Wrong side of the [STRIKE]tracks[/STRIKE] road.

Pic 12 caught my eye. I hope the plumber was better than the tiler! :eek:

victoriavictorious

Davesnave wrote: »

Wrong side of the [STRIKE]tracks[/STRIKE] road.

Pic 12 caught my eye. I hope the plumber was better than the tiler! :eek:

:rotfl: Neat job!
Also seems a very high density development, going by the view from the garden (no Streetview.)
Wouldn't pay £100K for that, let alone half a million.,

victoriavictorious

While I'm on a roll.....
Strange back-to-front dolls house in odd location high on a hill with mystery access. Could it be down the narrow footpath that continues from the street it's listed as being on? Surely not?
I do like the inside, the garden and the view - apart from the badly-laid fake grass and that bizarre torn wallpapered boxy thing in 'Bedroom' 3, which just seems to have been forgotten.
Whilst central Norwich isn't cheap, £250K does seem a bit of an ambitious price for a tiny house with tricky access.
(Oh surprise surprise, it's Purple Bricks.)

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/s6p/53132040

Exoterror

victoriavictorious wrote: »

...that bizarre torn wallpapered boxy thing in 'Bedroom' 3

I don't know what you are talking about, the laundry basket has clearly not been placed to cover up any torn wallpaper #sarcasm. Seriously though, there are some terrible photos in that listing, and who wants four fireplaces?