New "Have a Look at This" thread

Silvertabby

goldfinches said:

Dandie89 said:

joho said:

Spot someone. The owner?

Photos of Sutherland Street, Seaham SR7 - 69435974 | PrimeLocation

Don't forget the dog!

From the look of the back garden the tenants have! Things don't seem to be going well for them.

Oh yuck!  The poor neighbours - that must be unbearable, especially in warm weather.

Absolutely no excuse for that.

robatwork

strawb_shortcake said:

Was not expecting the interior and a change from grey
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/157435442#/?channel=RES_BUY

Does "You're my lobster" refer to mating for life, or that one of them wants to boil the other alive then feast on their seared flesh?

RHemmings

joho said:

Spot someone. The owner?

Photos of Sutherland Street, Seaham SR7 - 69435974 | PrimeLocation

Having read the comments, I was looking through the photos thinking it was bad, but not unsalveagble. Then I saw the back garden. Oh dearie me. 

RHemmings

strawb_shortcake said:

Was not expecting the interior and a change from grey
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/157435442#/?channel=RES_BUY

That really is a complete surprise. My favourite is the rainforest room. The kitchen and living room also seems to be using the space well and looks like something I'd only expect in a bigger house. 

EDIT: I can't find the house on Streetview with confidence. The most recent Streetview images seem to be from March 2009. The road and area itself look like just a not too expensive area to me. I think it might be the house with the brown garage door and brown gate. Though, those have been painted/replaced.  Or is the gate just open?



EDIT: Now confirmed as no 16. In 2020, the internal decoration was much simpler. Nothing to write home about, but to be honest if I was actually buying I would prefer the simpler (but nice to my eyes) decoration here: 

https://www.zoopla.co.uk/property-history/16-newlyn-way/yate/bristol/bs37-7ax/53873415/

Patr100

This was until a few years ago local to me and I wondered what the internals were like, it had been the address for a designers  business if if I recall .
Bit of a push to call it a one bedroom house but given London prices it might still make an affordable  workspace someone could crash out in as well.

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/158407349

FreeBear

Patr100 said:

This was until a few years ago local to me and I wondered what the internals were like, it had been the address for a designers  business if if I recall .
Bit of a push to call it a one bedroom house but given London prices it might still make an affordable  workspace someone could crash out in as well.

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/158407349

So a ~2m wide alleyway is now classed as a substantial property ???

Wonder how they would describe my family estate.

robatwork

FreeBear said:

So a ~2m wide alleyway is now classed as a substantial property ???

Wonder how they would describe my family estate.

A domain where bears can roam freely?

RHemmings

Patr100 said:

This was until a few years ago local to me and I wondered what the internals were like, it had been the address for a designers  business if if I recall .
Bit of a push to call it a one bedroom house but given London prices it might still make an affordable  workspace someone could crash out in as well.

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/158407349

Oh, this is useful. I have offered to buy my son a house, but he would prefer in London. I'll offer him this. It will perhaps focus him on what is reasonable. 

joho

Spot the cat:

Photos of Bacton Road, Norwich NR3 - 69475532 | PrimeLocation

joho

Tough one, but spot the dog:

Photos of Gordon Road, London E11 - 69475523 | PrimeLocation