The "have a look at this!" thread II

bouicca21

macca-girl wrote: »

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-78939134.html

Pics 10/11/12

Bit too open plan maybe?

And is that our first protector room?

Lummoxley

bouicca21 wrote: »

And is that our first protector room?

Neighbours may not be happy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyizJvLQTBo

System

Mardle wrote: »

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-61706664.html

Is that a cat (black n white) on the small bed in pic 18? It's not there in pic 23

AFF8879

macca-girl wrote: »

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-78939134.html

Pics 10/11/12

Bit too open plan maybe?

I particularly like what appears to be a directors chair set up directly facing the “facilities” - perhaps the owner needed to turn to producing online smut in order to pay the bills...

Davesnave

JIL wrote: »

I didnt say hygiene?

I think for me it's more attention to detail.

So you wouldn't eat at a restaurant because its owners didn't attend to detail in some aspect of their lives unrelated to cooking?

OK.

Personally, I'd just try the food after looking for tell tales signs of poor cleaning regimes. The only Indian restaurant within 10 miles of me produces awful, bland mush I wouldn't feed to my chickens. I can't say what their wallpaper's like, but I know they're extremely clean, tidy people, even round in the back yard. Wild horses wouldn't get me to eat there again though!

toniq

JIL wrote: »

Glad it just wasnt me.

Our local Indian restaurant has just had a revamp. Wallpaper has not been hung correctly. If they cant get that right then what else cant they do properly. Wont be going back.

I seriously doubt the chef hung the wallpaper.


I can't decorate to save my life but I rate myself a good cook, my husband used to be a decorator and he can decorate but his cooking skills are worse than my 7 year olds.

badger09

ScarletMarble wrote: »

Is that a cat (black n white) on the small bed in pic 18? It's not there in pic 23

I think its a dark brown teddy bear. Even with a magnifying glass, I'm not sure, but the ear shape is more like a stuffed toy than a live feline:p

Must have been the chambermaid's annual day off though (pic 17):D

JIL

Davesnave wrote: »

So you wouldn't eat at a restaurant because its owners didn't attend to detail in some aspect of their lives unrelated to cooking?

OK.

Personally, I'd just try the food after looking for tell tales signs of poor cleaning regimes. The only Indian restaurant within 10 miles of me produces awful, bland mush I wouldn't feed to my chickens. I can't say what their wallpaper's like, but I know they're extremely clean, tidy people, even round in the back yard. Wild horses wouldn't get me to eat there again though!

toniq wrote: »

I seriously doubt the chef hung the wallpaper.


I can't decorate to save my life but I rate myself a good cook, my husband used to be a decorator and he can decorate but his cooking skills are worse than my 7 year olds.

I dont think the chef hung the wallpaper

If they had paid someone to put it up and it's on one straight wall then why not just get it put right?

It's not a takeaway, it's a restaurant, refurbished, even has a water feature. New chairs and tables and a feature wall with big blue half circles meeting a bottom half of big red squares.

edgex

macca-girl wrote: »

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-78939134.html

Pics 10/11/12

Bit too open plan maybe?

Down from £330k in January, ouch!
I wonder if that has planning... it looks far too big in relation to the original house, & the render doesn't match the brick next door.


OMG!!!
It's ex prison officer housing!
It's in the middle of nowhere.
En-suite doesn't have a shower.

Someones f'd up on that one :eek:

FreeBear

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-72674182.html

Loving the stove, but the bathroom.....