The "have a look at this!" thread II

Davesnave

LandyAndy wrote: »

And now 'removed by the agent'.

Obviously flew off the shelf due to its great warmth and appeal......:)

katsclaws

katsclaws wrote: »

A lot of house for the money .http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-53209713.html

There is no upstairs bathroom as far as I can see only en-suites.

ancientofdays

Thanks to this thread, my househunting is now permanently affected by Spot the Pet

DCFC79

Exoterror wrote: »

I have quite a few notes on this one...
Picture 5: Is that fireplace just suspended by the flue?
Picture 6: The kids play area is great for when they're young, but surely you'd want to rip that out after a few years. Seems like such a waste really.
Picture 11: One of my house peeves... Stairs that go directly into a bedroom.
Picture 13: I think the tiling choices ruin this en suite completely.
Picture 16: Wait... are those the same stairs into the master bedroom with no door at the bottom either? No private time for Mommy or Daddy in that house.
Picture 23: Why? Why would anyone do that to their bathroom?
Picture 29: Does it come with the jet ski?

Yes picture 6 why a permanent playroom, I can understood when they are young but as you say as they grow older its pointless. IF it isn't permanent then I can see the logic.

Picture 11, can be odd for those in the main bedroom so would annoy me.

Picture 13, the tiles are ok, wouldn't be my choice though.

Picture 23 I completely agree, its too much in your face and would put me off.

The walls at odd angles, I wonder if they kept the walls and did a refurbishment on it. Whats wrong with walls being at 90 degrees.

RedFraggle

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-53323401.html

Love this original kitchen

DCFC79

RedFraggle wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-53323401.html

Love this original kitchen

Good god is that a house from an alternative universe, not seen them wall cabinets for a while.

The choice of wallpaper in the 4 bedrooms is much to be desired, its just terrible especially photos 4 & 10, not a fan of wallpaper myself I prefer paint.
Not a fan of the toilet separate from the bathroom.

katsclaws

Exoterror wrote: »

I have quite a few notes on this one...
Picture 5: Is that fireplace just suspended by the flue?
Picture 6: The kids play area is great for when they're young, but surely you'd want to rip that out after a few years. Seems like such a waste really.
Picture 11: One of my house peeves... Stairs that go directly into a bedroom.
Picture 13: I think the tiling choices ruin this en suite completely.
Picture 16: Wait... are those the same stairs into the master bedroom with no door at the bottom either? No private time for Mommy or Daddy in that house.
Picture 23: Why? Why would anyone do that to their bathroom?
Picture 29: Does it come with the jet ski?

I think the soft play area can be removed.

shortcrust

RedFraggle wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-53323401.html

Love this original kitchen

I think you could make it look amazing! Very shallow sideboards though and not very practical. When I was in Australia 10 years ago loads of kitchens had that size format.

Doesn't the interior predate the exterior? Might they have build the house around it?!

DCFC79

shortcrust wrote: »

I think you could make it look amazing! Very shallow sideboards though and not very practical. When I was in Australia 10 years ago loads of kitchens had that size format.

Doesn't the interior predate the exterior? Might they have build the house around it?!

I cant imagine the beam in the kitchen was there when it was first built. Looks out of place for the area the house is in.

bouicca21

Much as I love the kitchen, I don't think It's really designed for cooking.