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i quite like parts of that interior but they have gone well over the top with the grey and succeeded in making the house feel very dark.s1ipmatt said:0 -
RelievedSheff said:
i quite like parts of that interior but they have gone well over the top with the grey and succeeded in making the house feel very dark.s1ipmatt said:
Doesn't help that there appears to be very few windows in the property, and some of the ones on the ground floor look out onto a large brick wall. They should have gone in the opposite direction with the decor; plenty of light, bright colours. The picture looking down the stairwell makes it seem like a prison block.
Mind you, I'd take it over that revolting grey Essex 'mansion' posted earlier at the princely sum of 9.5 mil. Never seen such an utterly tasteless/tacky property. The neighbours in their rather more understated red brick properties must cringe every time they look out of the bedroom windows at that beast with its astroturfed gardens.4 -
Yes I like it, but what's with pic 5 and why on earth is this before photos of the kitchenRelievedSheff said:
i quite like parts of that interior but they have gone well over the top with the grey and succeeded in making the house feel very dark.s1ipmatt said:0 -
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-72605283.html Socially distanced dining a little tricky maybe.
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Really don't like those wardrobes. I like my mess to stay hidden!Zomoniac said:1 -
Now I like a house with parking and garage, but that has the entire side front and rear garden paved over, not a blade of anything green to be seen.Zomoniac said:
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Lots of places have work being done next door, you don't sell just because of that. If it were going to be an issue the time to sell would be after it's done. New owners won't know any different.Zomoniac said:0 -
Money and taste are not always the best of bedfellows. This is my old flat after a property developer 'weaved their magic' over it and added a cool £1m to the price. I have nothing but contempt for it.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-82775302.html
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