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Aside from the hideous modern(ish) bathroom I really like that.Patr100 said:Now on the market, this preserved 1960s house:
No asking price given though.
https://www.wowhaus.co.uk/2020/09/15/1960s-modern-house-parbold/0 -
Is that actually 60s though? It reminds my of my parents kitchen when I was growing up, they would have had it fitted around 1978-80.Patr100 said:
Ah missed that. The kitchen looks particularly well preserved - overall that wood and orange colour generally in the house exemplifies the look of the period.NinjaTune said:
The article says offers in the region of 400k. I think it's fabulous!Patr100 said:Now on the market, this preserved 1960s house:
No asking price given though.
https://www.wowhaus.co.uk/2020/09/15/1960s-modern-house-parbold/0 -
Yes, the kitchen looks 80s to me - or even more recent (the inbuilt oven/hob/dishwasher look pretty new, as does the tap, and I doubt anybody has a 60s microwave...).NaughtiusMaximus said:
Is that actually 60s though? It reminds my of my parents kitchen when I was growing up, they would have had it fitted around 1978-80.Patr100 said:
Ah missed that. The kitchen looks particularly well preserved - overall that wood and orange colour generally in the house exemplifies the look of the period.NinjaTune said:
The article says offers in the region of 400k. I think it's fabulous!Patr100 said:Now on the market, this preserved 1960s house:
No asking price given though.
https://www.wowhaus.co.uk/2020/09/15/1960s-modern-house-parbold/0 -
My mother's kitchen units looked like that - late 90s though I seem to remember thinking at the time that they didn't look particularly up-to-date. Obviously still available then though.davidmcn said:
Yes, the kitchen looks 80s to me - or even more recent (the inbuilt oven/hob/dishwasher look pretty new, as does the tap, and I doubt anybody has a 60s microwave...).NaughtiusMaximus said:
Is that actually 60s though? It reminds my of my parents kitchen when I was growing up, they would have had it fitted around 1978-80.Patr100 said:
Ah missed that. The kitchen looks particularly well preserved - overall that wood and orange colour generally in the house exemplifies the look of the period.NinjaTune said:
The article says offers in the region of 400k. I think it's fabulous!Patr100 said:Now on the market, this preserved 1960s house:
No asking price given though.
https://www.wowhaus.co.uk/2020/09/15/1960s-modern-house-parbold/0 -
I can’t do links yet, but I wonder what they’re hiding in this picture...
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mattant said:I can’t do links yet, but I wonder what they’re hiding in this picture...This place ?It does kinda make you wonder... Photoshop is easy enough to use and there really isn't any excuse for the poor cut'n'paste job.
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There's a second picture of the same room and area where the floor looks a different colour/surface but not obviously edited?FreeBear said:mattant said:I can’t do links yet, but I wonder what they’re hiding in this picture...This place ?It does kinda make you wonder... Photoshop is easy enough to use and there really isn't any excuse for the poor cut'n'paste job.1 -
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For a sale, I don't think it matters, as a buyer would want to change the carpet anyway. However, for a rental, the pictures ought to show the true state of the carpet.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?1
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