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The "have a look at this!" thread II
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Owain_Moneysaver wrote: »https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-75343705.html
And above the bed, a house for a ... dragon?
Awwwww....:)0 -
VincentVincent wrote: »That's an unattractive building and looks out of place. I imagine a few neighbours aren't pleased; not only lost their local cafe, they get this in it's place too.
It's hideous isn't it? How on earth was planning permission granted?0 -
VincentVincent wrote: »That's an unattractive building and looks out of place. I imagine a few neighbours aren't pleased; not only lost their local cafe, they get this in it's place too.
I doubt the neighbours would be eating there much if they already live in the nearby area? While its architectural quality is debatable, I reckon a cafe would potentially produce more complaints eg crowds, noise, litter, smells, parking etc.
Imagine a cafe suddenly opening up in your residential only street?
Reduced from 440k asking price (Aug 2019) to 385k (Dec 2019).0 -
It's a simple cafe, not a nightclub and when i say "neighbours" i'm talking about the members of the neighbourhood not the houses literally right next to it. So of course locals were using the cafe, that's why it was there (but perhaps not enough to keep it there).
I don't need to imagine, i specifically moved to an area with such local amenities. There used to be a small restaurant at the end of my street, but it was converted into a house last year. Fortunately it's completely in keeping with the rest of the area.0 -
The pictures were from a photographer trying to hard, okay I could skim over that but the floor plan? the upstairs link baffled me more than the downstairs link, what's with the black sharpie scribbles over the bath?
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-83905214.html#JusticeForGrenfell0 -
£25m 'detached house', the size of a small village, on the Isle of Man.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-83928530.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRqv0tsh4mw0 -
Whoah!!! :eek: How the other half live.....
Who's the seller??
(Tell you what, I seriously wouldn't fancy having to clean that house. Or mow the lawn :rotfl:)0 -
....just looked it up. Seller is a lingerie mogul (someone called Michelle Mone who I've never heard of). It's beginning to remind me of an episode of Father Ted!0
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