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I don't understand the point of blurring out properties. Anyone can drive past your home and take a photo of it. Obviously don't go too far during lockdownsBlue_bell_20 said:
I was looking for houses and one was blurred so I looked into it. Apparently you can request for the house to be removed from street view, however it also explained its permanent.mum2boys83 said:The street on the beach "Rockcliffe Gardens" there is a whole house that's blurred. Haven't seen that before?0 -
This looks a more attractive proposition than a London flat. You could camp out underneath it. Though I'm not sure if the music on the video quite fits the likely ambience of the property!:1
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If the beach was at the end of the (very short) road, why would you want to drive to it anyway?mum2boys83 said:SallyDucati said:
The sea at the end of the road is a plus though!lincroft1710 said:
Would you really pay £400K for an ugly building comprising a flat with an odd layout above a large garage in a rather dreary back street?Unicorn_cottage said:4 bedroom detached house for sale in Cheviot View, Whitley Bay, NE26 (rightmove.co.uk)
Serious man cave. The floor plan is epic!
The sea at the end of the road is a plus.
On street view (spot the uneven trampoline) if you follow the road you'll find out you cant drive to the beach. But you can Spot the photographer and partner taking photos of the sea.
This lead me to nose on street view of how to get by car to the beach and you'll have to go the long way.
The street on the beach "Rockcliffe Gardens" there is a whole house that's blurred. Haven't seen that before?
And the 'long way' is only about 50 metres more than the direct route.1 -
Maybe one of occupants was away from home at the time and the google car caught the other occupant with their bit on the side.od244051 said:
I don't understand the point of blurring out properties. Anyone can drive past your home and take a photo of it. Obviously don't go too far during lockdownsBlue_bell_20 said:
I was looking for houses and one was blurred so I looked into it. Apparently you can request for the house to be removed from street view, however it also explained its permanent.mum2boys83 said:The street on the beach "Rockcliffe Gardens" there is a whole house that's blurred. Haven't seen that before?0 -
GTH say there are no services at the property. Considering it's a water tower, I'm somewhat surprised water doesn't come with it.Poster_586329 said:This looks a more attractive proposition than a London flat. You could camp out underneath it.
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You could always collect it in buckets. Which makes me think of a more appropriate soundtrack for the video: 'A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall'.Davesnave said:
GTH say there are no services at the property. Considering it's a water tower, I'm somewhat surprised water doesn't come with it.Poster_586329 said:This looks a more attractive proposition than a London flat. You could camp out underneath it.0 -
Wow! 😆😆 I wouldn't bothered putting up the pictures. Instead would have advertised it as plot/land for sale!od244051 said:https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/88082965#/
Just needs some elbow grease....0 -
The neighbours must be so pleased that’s up for saleod244051 said:https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/88082965#/
Just needs some elbow grease....0 -
Poster_586329 said:This looks a more attractive proposition than a London flat. You could camp out underneath it. Though I'm not sure if the music on the video quite fits the likely ambience of the property!:That is a building plot and probably about the right price for the location. To be honest, houses are so cheap there, you would do well to buy that and build a house for less than you could just go and buy an existing one for.Strange that is is not being sold with PP for a house, but it looks to meet all the local criteria to get PP for a house.
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