The "have a look at this!" thread II

BettiePage

Starbrite wrote: »

And how do you get into the bathroom?

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-34212943.html?premiumA=true

You climb through under the kitchen sink silly!

Gingernutty

Starbrite wrote: »

And how do you get into the bathroom?

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-34212943.html?premiumA=true

BettiePage wrote: »

You climb through under the kitchen sink silly!

I suspect Picture 5 answers the question.

The front door has been opened and the photographer is standing on the doorstep.

The picture shows three internal doors - one opened on the left (which is not shown on the floorplan), one directly ahead (which the floorplan says is a cupboard) and a glass panelled door which the floorplan says is the way into the 'living space' which also provides through access to the kitchen.

The pictured floorplan is rubbish.

It looks like a nice little flat in a quiet area.

juliebunny

louisa_84 wrote: »

I spy photo shopped pics! wet ground and same cloud in every pic. Hmmmmmm.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-34908772.html?backListLink=%2Fproperty-for-sale%2Fmap.html%3FlocationIdentifier%3DREGION%255E7375%26minPrice%3D220000%26radius%3D3.0%23_includeSSTC%3Don%26auction%3Dfalse%26locationIdentifier%3DREGION%255E79103%26minPrice%3D325000%26previousSearchLocation%3DNorden%26radius%3D0.25%26searchLocation%3DNorden%26searchType%3DSALE%26useLocationIdentifier%3Dfalse%26box%3D-2.20649%2C-2.17748%2C53.60995%2C53.62945%26popupPropertyId%3D34908772%26mapType%3DMap&fromMap=true

OMG that is outrageous! Who knew that EAs would really do such a thing!! It's like the Truman show!

DRP

juliebunny wrote: »

OMG that is outrageous! Who knew that EAs would really do such a thing!! It's like the Truman show!

that is outrageous

if you're gonna manipulate the images, at least be clever enough to have different clouds for each one :rotfl:

juliebunny

I was starting to get a bit dreamy about this house until I went on Google streetview....http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/17644461?search_identifier=yhVW/9egurl+NVmatshSlg

Has anyone lived this near a school? What are the pitfalls?

DRP

juliebunny wrote: »

I was starting to get a bit dreamy about this house until I went on Google streetview....http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/17644461?search_identifier=yhVW/9egurl+NVmatshSlg

Has anyone lived this near a school? What are the pitfalls?

yes i lived opposite (closer than that as no grass verge in front) my secondary school for 7 years (so kids aged 11-18yrs) and my parents still live there - a bit of traffic at 830 and 330 but most of the time it means better street parking and a quieter road.

Obviously some people get stressed out by that kind of daily activity, but this one is a primary school (and a small one by the look of it) so i wouldn't be too worried as students are not let out at lunchtime etc as they would be at a secondary school.

Strapped

Personally, I wouldn't, as I couldn't cope with the influx of "mad mothers" twice a day but if you can cope with that then not a huge issue I wouldn't think, at least not with a primary school.

ETA: I see it's also close to the M25 - road noise?

savingmummy

juliebunny wrote: »

I was starting to get a bit dreamy about this house until I went on Google streetview....http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/17644461?search_identifier=yhVW/9egurl+NVmatshSlg

Has anyone lived this near a school? What are the pitfalls?

How lovely i moved from that street 2 years ago I miss it and want to go back now though.

Living by a school is fine never had any problems. My parents live in buckhurst hill and the school field is at the bottom of their garden and they haven't had any problems in the 43yrs of living there.

juliebunny

Strapped wrote: »

Personally, I wouldn't, as I couldn't cope with the influx of "mad mothers" twice a day but if you can cope with that then not a huge issue I wouldn't think, at least not with a primary school.

ETA: I see it's also close to the M25 - road noise?

Yes, mad mothers was exactly my thought!!
I already live much nearer the M25 than this and it's only noisy sometimes...think it's to do with wind direction, clouds in the sky etc....!

savingmummy wrote: »

How lovely i moved from that street 2 years ago I miss it and want to go back now though.

Living by a school is fine never had any problems. My parents live in buckhurst hill and the school field is at the bottom of their garden and they haven't had any problems in the 43yrs of living there.

Wow what a coincidence! Why did you move if you don't mind me asking....maybe I can get dreamy again....I don't want to live near a busy road because of my small furry animals though....bet it would be bliss during the summer holidays! May do a drive along this weekend...

I've a friend who lives opposite a graveyard - apparently the neighbours are very quiet!!

savingmummy

juliebunny wrote: »

Wow what a coincidence! Why did you move if you don't mind me asking....maybe I can get dreamy again....I don't want to live near a busy road because of my small furry animals though....bet it would be bliss during the summer holidays! May do a drive along this weekend...

I've a friend who lives opposite a graveyard - apparently the neighbours are very quiet!!

I moved to a bigger house and chose to move nearer my parents as i dont drive i wasn`t close enough to them.
It is busy at school runs, but not like some schools as it is small in comparison to most primary schools. Then apart from the local bus popping through and general people passing by it is fine not major traffic.

Definately visit and park up for a while and see for yourself.
Lovely thing is the people in that area we loved it, its quiet and friendly.