The "have a look at this!" thread II

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Miss_Ratty wrote: »

Oh dear...I just found this...have a read of the description, utter cheese, no mention of room sizes either!

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-34082266.html?premiumA=true

That is embarrassing, and hilarious.

LittleVoice

Debt_Free_Chick wrote: »

I want it :j:j

Heading says "Guide price €55,000".

Later says, "BEST OFFER OVER €125,000 ".

tiernsee

Miss_Ratty wrote: »

Oh dear...I just found this...have a read of the description, utter cheese, no mention of room sizes either!

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-34082266.html?premiumA=true

I was quite excited and looking forward to seeing this exquisite front garden as I'm not sure what a 17th century parterre garden is but no pictures so I'll have to keep wondering.

Then in the kitchen, they have the idea of fresh flowers, but isn't it usual to take the plastic wrapping off first.....

barnaby-bear

vivatifosi wrote: »

£1.6m and they've got what looks like an Argos clothes rail (pic 13). Bad...

Lots of IKEA, kitchen may be too....

Strapped

tiernsee wrote: »

I was quite excited and looking forward to seeing this exquisite front garden as I'm not sure what a 17th century parterre garden is but no pictures so I'll have to keep wondering.

Then in the kitchen, they have the idea of fresh flowers, but isn't it usual to take the plastic wrapping off first.....

That was my first thought. If it's so freaking wonderful, why no photos of the front of the house?

Catti

Well I'm not sure about the bedroom art..............

Yorkie1

Catti wrote: »

Well I'm not sure about the bedroom art..............

I'm guessing it'll need more than 2 coats of thick paint ... !

the-mango

tiernsee wrote: »

Then in the kitchen, they have the idea of fresh flowers, but isn't it usual to take the plastic wrapping off first.....

Maybe they wanted to return them after the EA photos!

googler

WolfSong2000 wrote: »

Top put the sheer ridiculousness of the Belgravia prices into perspective, my parents used to own a flat in Belgravia - bought in the 1970's for around £70k. They almost bought a house in Pimlico for not much more, which would now be worth in the tens of millions.

That would appear to be similar appreciation over the same period as in East Scotland, assuming the house to be worth exactly £10 million today.

Family home bought new in 1971 at £5,295, 3 bed detached. Sold in 2010 for almost £250k.

Roughly 40-45x appreciation in both cases.

vivatifosi

This is a stunning cottage at a great price, but the house has a bad case of the measles in pic 7, and the owners seem to have a bad case of something else per pic 5:

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-31612724.html