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My first thought is it's what an EA would call "full of character" and lol and behold, I read onstrawb_shortcake said:
I rather like that oneGers said:
and they call it "utterly charming" and "a characterful retreat" with "unique character".
Translated as "the current owner has done their thing everywhere and you will probably love this or hate it".
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Me toostrawb_shortcake said:
I rather like that oneGers said:
What I can't stand, though, is the pointless photos of ornaments and 'things on a shelf' that have no relevance to the property being sold2.22kWp Solar PV system installed Oct 2010, Fronius IG20 Inverter, south facing (-5 deg), 30 degree pitch, no shadingEverything will be alright in the end so, if it’s not yet alright, it means it’s not yet the endMFW #4 OPs: 2018 £866.89, 2019 £1322.33, 2020 £1337.07
2021 £1250.00, 2022 £1500.00, 2023 £1500, 2024 £13502025 target = £1200, YTD £9190
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And this might have 2 bedrooms but the single one is entered via the double bedroom. It's not a place for having other than close friends round. OK for a pied a terre for one person or a couple.jackieblack said:
Me toostrawb_shortcake said:
I rather like that oneGers said:
What I can't stand, though, is the pointless photos of ornaments and 'things on a shelf' that have no relevance to the property being sold0 -
Not two bedrooms. One bedroom with dressing room or study.General_Grant said:
And this might have 2 bedrooms but the single one is entered via the double bedroom. It's not a place for having other than close friends round. OK for a pied a terre for one person or a couple.jackieblack said:
Me toostrawb_shortcake said:
I rather like that oneGers said:
What I can't stand, though, is the pointless photos of ornaments and 'things on a shelf' that have no relevance to the property being sold1 -
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In my view its an unfortunate conversion of what was a decent sized house in one of Glasgow's appealing and highly desirable residential areas.Gers said:
Indeed I would go so far as to suggest that reintegration of the flat with the one above, would yield a home worth more than the two flats combined, bearing in mind houses in that area are very rare compared to the vast abundance of purpose built (spacious) Edwardian and Victorian tenement apartments .
The flat also suffers from band G council tax designation which was probably justified when originally a house but far to high for the smaller cramped apartment.0 -
True - but the description and floor plan say two bedrooms.Silvertabby said:
Not two bedrooms. One bedroom with dressing room or study.General_Grant said:
And this might have 2 bedrooms but the single one is entered via the double bedroom. It's not a place for having other than close friends round. OK for a pied a terre for one person or a couple.jackieblack said:
Me toostrawb_shortcake said:
I rather like that oneGers said:
What I can't stand, though, is the pointless photos of ornaments and 'things on a shelf' that have no relevance to the property being sold0 -
Staying with the Glasgow theme this is a fine example of a large Edwardian listed tenement flat in Glasgow Southside (my favorite spot in Glasgow).
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/house-prices/details/3a93b41c-d614-42f5-b895-e49c312627ac
Add an en suite bathroom to one of the bedrooms, and it would rival anything in England at the modest price or even significantly above.
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Not one for me, but thanks for the suggestion. It's the fort that counts...Green_hopeful said:1
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