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The "have a look at this!" thread II
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He's less remarkable than the upstairs floor plan.ScarletMarble wrote: »0 -
Must be. Things like that were not a big deal when those houses were constructed.
We have a flying freehold, the whole of one side of our road have houses that do (i didn't realise until we were going through the buying process but did remark at the viewing 'it's odd...upstairs feels bigger than downstairs' :rotfl: ) Its just a bizarre shape, I guess prob something chinmey related perhaps?Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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The house is merely 'charming', but the air raid shelter is 'a piece of History'. Where do they get these blurb writers from?0
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What one could call a "Marmite" house....:cool:0 -
The same place as the architects perhaps?The house is merely 'charming', but the air raid shelter is 'a piece of History'. Where do they get these blurb writers from?
"The design was created for the Daily Mail ideal home exhibition, and with only around 15 built, this is one of a small number of Sunspan properties that are still in existence today."
This is code for, "Most others have long been pulled down."
"Being of Sunspan design and construction we would advise that lending is in place prior to bidding if you are purchasing through a mortgage."
This is code for, "It's of non-standard, steel panel construction and as dodgy as a £13 pound note."
So, not just any sort of Marmite....
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Needs a load of work doing on it. Kitchen - pokey and original cupboards. Bathroom waste of space as it's in 'three rooms' and original suiteThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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