House with side garden. Good?bad?

Wobblydeb

Davesnave wrote: »

You wouldn't see them on the photos because they are only visible on the aerial view, but they are behind the houses in Wilmar Close directly to the north west of the rear garden.

They are enormous and there are at least 5 of them, which is very suspicious, given that they cannot be garages.

However, if anyone prefers to believe that it's just a weird coincidence, or that five fanatical railway modellers with huge layouts have decided to live next door to each other, that's fine.:rotfl:

Rightmove / Google / Zoopla addict alert.....

Actually, I think they are garages. Mosey on over to Wilmar Close and have a look on street view. They are the old style (1930s?) detached ones at the back of the house, that modern cars are too wide to reach!

Davesnave

Wobblydeb wrote: »

Rightmove / Google / Zoopla addict alert.....

Actually, I think they are garages. Mosey on over to Wilmar Close and have a look on street view. They are the old style (1930s?) detached ones at the back of the house, that modern cars are too wide to reach!

Having them at the far end of the garden makes them unlikely ever to have been garages, as all the 'real' identifiable garages are closer to the street.

But I agree with you, now I've looked on Street View, (the proper one, not Rightmove's) there is nothing obviously 'odd' there. Quite a nice little cul de sac.

Big sheds. I should know better. I have a big shed! :o:o

Slapped wrist and I've amended my posts. Thanks.