Thinking of buying this house.

Jackieboy

artyclarty wrote: »

Something that no-one has picked up on is from the photos, the electrics look to be in need of attention - see the sticky out box style sockets is always a bit of a warning sign for me.

Also as has been pointed out, the upstairs bedroom is not a bedroom. Doesn't even have a door!

If you look at google maps, it is on the smallest plot in the street - all the other houses have extended back properly. You might be able to put a small extension on, but conservatories are a big no no for me.

Those aren't necessarily old, it's a choice whether you have those or set in the walls. Our house had old plaster so we had those when our place was rewired about eight years ago.

Fuzzyness

tomatta wrote: »

Is that something you'd use your solicitor for?

no need to use a solicitor. just try and find your council's local plan no their website.

Cakeguts

There is a parking problem. http://www.nottinghampost.com/gedling-country-park-car-park-problems-for-residents/story-30057821-detail/story.html

ReadingTim

I guess there will always be people with an irrational prejudice against bungalows, so it might take longer to shift one than a conventional 2 storey house. The photos aren't inspiring and make the mock tudor styling all the more incongruous against the blank, modern(-ish) background, but fundamentally it seems to be priced like a 3 bed house in a nice area, whereas it's really a 2 bed bungalow in a slightly less nice area.

Grumpelstiltskin

At least it isn't down in the village where it floods regularly.

http://dumbles.co.uk/2012/07/floods-return-to-lambley-video/

Cakeguts

Grumpelstiltskin wrote: »

At least it isn't down in the village where it floods regularly.

http://dumbles.co.uk/2012/07/floods-return-to-lambley-video/

Spring Lane?

pawlala

someone's interested in it, its SSTC. OP?

ST1991

Goes to show what a difference in opinions there is, as i personally love the dark beams.
As someone mentioned above you can re-order the bathroom without moving the boiler.

If something like this came up in my areas, i would definitely be interested. It is livable, not a complete mess that needs work before moving in. That way, i would do one room at a time etc

teddysmum

I think it's horrid and has too much different coloured wood and exposed brickwork, giving it a cold feeling. I noticed it was sold stc, too.

Ed_Zep

Yes, it's sold STC today. I just didn't like it quite enough to buy it. It's fallen through before. We'll see what happens.