The "have a look at this!" thread II

Hillbilly1

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

But actually quite a bargain, even for Foxtons!

Hillbilly1

googler wrote: »

Emergency support for a sagging ceiling...?

It looks exactly like someone has painted one of those! Missing RSJ anyone?

Hillbilly1

Here is a Foxtons overpricing... no garden and the parking in front of your bedroom window isnt yours...

http://www.foxtons.co.uk/search?bedrooms_from=0&keyword_type=postcode&keyword_value=n10&property_id=815522&search_form=keyword&search_type=SS&sold=1&submit_type=search

Callie22

jackieb wrote: »

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

I'm not surprised - can you imagine how your fillings would buzz if you lived there!!

Better_Days

Haart describe this

ENJOY - ENJOY Rarely do the eyes offer such a treat, but you wont be disappointed inside this spacious and immaculate family home.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-36867038.html?premiumA=true

Deary, deary me.

StumpyPumpy

Hillbilly1 wrote: »

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

But actually quite a bargain, even for Foxtons!

I think it would be a bargain if you were able to put a door into the wall that connects with the tube line and install your own station, but other than that, I prefer my walls not to shake uncontrollably every 2 minutes for 19 hours a day.

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

Go upstairs, and there's one big bed, and seven little ones.... Open the cutlery drawer, there's one big set and seven little ones, etc etc....

Hillbilly1

StumpyPumpy wrote: »

I think it would be a bargain if you were able to put a door into the wall that connects with the tube line and install your own station, but other than that, I prefer my walls not to shake uncontrollably every 2 minutes for 19 hours a day.

It is a myth that (the 2 deepest) tube lines make your house rattle! Also the tubes most commonly follow the route of a road as it was easier to build through!

StumpyPumpy

Hillbilly1 wrote: »

It is a myth that (the 2 deepest) tube lines make your house rattle! Also the tubes most commonly follow the route of a road as it was easier to build through!

Hmmm... doesn't seem to follow the road to me (and at this point it is overground):



I think this shot may explain more clearly the reason why the flat (or more precisely: the house) is the shape it is: yep that little wedge shaped thing is where the flat is!


SP

Hillbilly1

StumpyPumpy wrote: »

Hmmm... doesn't seem to follow the road to me (and at this point it is overground):



I think this shot may explain more clearly the reason why the flat (or more precisely: the house) is the shape it is: yep that little wedge shaped thing is where the flat is!


SP

No tubes come out of KX overground so I think that is the new link to Stratford for the Fast Eurostar! Therefore may be a tad noisy!