The "have a look at this!" thread II

bouicca21

The half dead potted plant is a nice touch, and as for the corrugated iron (?) roof and that idyllic garden, words fail me.

robatwork

Davesnave wrote: »

Just how many lights are needed to see one's evening meal?

Like a number of things in this end terrace, a stone's throw from my least favourite road junction, the owners seem to have gone slightly OTT.

I'm gonna bite.... which is the junction and why?
A30?

Davesnave

robatwork wrote: »

I'm gonna bite.... which is the junction and why?
A30?

Nah, A377 into Sainsburys from the south there's no right turn, so one has to go around the island bit and remember which lane to be in for that.

Then, coming from Cowick Lane, I'm often unsure which lane to be in anyway.

Going home from the Sainsbury's petrol station is also very tricky due to there being 4 lanes full of backed-up traffic....and my lane is 3rd.

Finally, coming from the north on the A377 and wishing to turn right into Cowick Lane, the light delays seem wrong, so blink and you miss it, much to everyone else's annoyance. There's no filter light, as one might expect to cross oncoming lanes..

Mind you, I'm a country bumpkin. I get my own back when those city drivers venture out to where I am, if they dare!

Red-Squirrel_2

Fantastic bathroom, I especially love the office chair inclusion.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-64363759.html

moneyistooshorttomention

Davesnave wrote: »

When I saw this one I thought, "What a messy dump!" but apparently I'm wrong.....

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-54226965.html

It's "A DELIGHTFULLY LOCATED DETACHED COTTAGE OF A VENACULAR DESIGN THAT HAS TO BE INSPECTED TO BE FULLY APPRECIATED, OFFERING ORIGINAL STYLED CHARACTERFUL ACCOMMODATION WITH MANY ORIGINAL FEATURES."

(Sorry about the agent shouting like that; he's also a horse auctioneer. )

One 'original styled' feature appears to be something to stop the toilet escaping from the bathroom, though it's arguably the nicest room in the place....

"In an enviable rural location...." Well, it was until the vendors polluted it.

Some intreresting detail for H&S buffs in this one too.

The trouble with these Welsh rural idylls is that they're often bought by the idle, who, after a few years, end up with something like this. Seen it often enough.

Aka the type of building I've been known to stand in front of for several minutes thinking:

"Is that meant to be a house? Oh....it is".

"Well - surely no-one is actually living in it?" "Oh .....someone is".

robatwork

Davesnave wrote: »

Nah, A377 into Sainsburys from the south there's no right turn, so one has to go around the island bit and remember which lane to be in for that.


Mind you, I'm a country bumpkin. I get my own back when those city drivers venture out to where I am, if they dare!

Gotcha.....

Never come to Hemel Hempstead

robatwork

Red-Squirrel wrote: »

Fantastic bathroom, I especially love the office chair inclusion.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-64363759.html

A truly hideous interior where every room is the definition of "fail"

System

Red-Squirrel wrote: »

Fantastic bathroom, I especially love the office chair inclusion.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-64363759.html

Entire house has an 80s vibe. That corner bath is horrible,

Cakeguts

ScarletMarble wrote: »

Entire house has an 80s vibe. That corner bath is horrible,

Just when you think you have seen it all and nothing could be worse you realise you haven't and it has.

Cakeguts

LandyAndy wrote: »

And the shot of the front of the house left until last.

For once that might be best but on the other hand, having been sold a certain style, albeit in rather cramped circumstances, is there anywhere that it is appropriate to show that this is actually a rather depressing and ugly terrace?

It wouldn't matter what you did to this house it is still going to be in Greenford. They needn't have bothered.