The "have a look at this!" thread II

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patchwork_cat wrote: »

However, location, location, location!

Yes - although the location isn't that brilliant. Imagine it will appeal to someone who wants a crashpad in London, VERY near the station and who won't feel traumatised by the weird (and lack of) space. Depressing that the asking price is well over £200k though.

googler

StumpyPumpy wrote: »

Can anyone tell me what the pipework in the middle of the living room could be for? I think pole dancing is out...

Emergency support for a sagging ceiling...?

googler

shebrett wrote: »

You know how a house reflects personality? Not exactly sure what to make of picture 7..... until that point I thought they had moved out already

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-35053979.html

I recall seeing a similar set of Snow White & Seven Dwarves in someone's front garden.....

Matt1977

StumpyPumpy wrote: »

If you like

• living in small spaces
• living underground, close to the tube (ok, very close to the tube - see map view)
• turquoise
• triangles (see floorplan)
• [STRIKE]outdoor corridors[/STRIKE] patios

Then this could be the place for you!

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-28545904.html

Is that a glass door to the bathroom?! :shocked: Not very good for guests wanting to use the bathroom, is it?

Did anyone watch Phil Spencer - Secret Agent on Channel 4 the other night? I'm sure that the 4 bedroomed 1930s semi in Bromley has been featured on this thread (or the last one) before, prior to the makeover.

jackieb

Matt1977 wrote: »

Is that a glass door to the bathroom?! :shocked: Not very good for guests wanting to use the bathroom, is it?

Did anyone watch Phil Spencer - Secret Agent on Channel 4 the other night? I'm sure that the 4 bedroomed 1930s semi in Bromley has been featured on this thread (or the last one) before, prior to the makeover.

That glass door isn't going into the bathroom - well, not according to the floor plan. But then again, if you look at the floor plan there's a blue door that's very well camouflaged right next to it!

My OH's aunt has a full length glass door in their bathroom, and it's in the downstairs hallway. I went in one time - i'd never realised before that it was the bathroom. She was saying goodbye to some visitors and they were all in the hallway right outside the bathroom. Even though the glass was obscured glass, it was night time so I had the light on, and the toilet was right opposite the door! Needless to say I didn't even attempt to go.

Why would you do that?!!

Matt1977

jackieb wrote: »

That glass door isn't going into the bathroom - well, not according to the floor plan. But then again, if you look at the floor plan there's a blue door that's very well camouflaged right next to it!

Thanks for that, jackieb. Yep the glass door leads to the hallway and the door seems to be part of the wall if the floorplan is right.

cheekyvimto

Pic 7
http://www.findaproperty.com/for-sale/property-11748237

Pylon in the garden anyone? :eek:

robatwork

StumpyPumpy wrote: »

Can anyone tell me what the pipework in the middle of the living room could be for? I think pole dancing is out...
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-20894721.html

It's venting for the 1625 to Bristol Temple Meads.

jackieb

cheekyvimto wrote: »

Pic 7
http://www.findaproperty.com/for-sale/property-11748237

Pylon in the garden anyone? :eek:

I didn't realise that was allowed. :eek:

I had to have a look on street view to see if it was right. The house next door and across the street are for sale too when the Google street car took the photos.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-34339552.html

jackieb

If they gave that house away free in a lucky bag I still wouldn't take it!