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I'd be asking about the previous owners pets too...denideth said:https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/57335464?search_identifier=e0d3210e928c8db658e22b83c66f647fThe house isn’t bad but I do hope the buyer reads the second paragraph of the listing... 😱0 -
I’d happily live NEXT to a graveyard but having a dead body in the back garden is way too much. Would there be a gravestone? Would the relations want to visit and leave flowers? Has the late owner been buried deep enough by a proper gravedigger?denideth said:https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/57335464?search_identifier=e0d3210e928c8db658e22b83c66f647fThe house isn’t bad but I do hope the buyer reads the second paragraph of the listing... 😱Or is he clumsily left under a filled in pond, wrapped in a Bag For Life?Mortgage - £274,000 to pay
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Some history https://houseandheritage.org/tag/castle-eden/Oxon said:This is lovely. And comes with several dungeons!1 -
Let’s hope the new owners aren’t planning to dig a pond!denideth said:https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/57335464?search_identifier=e0d3210e928c8db658e22b83c66f647fThe house isn’t bad but I do hope the buyer reads the second paragraph of the listing... 😱3 -
I'd be more concerned that the new owner will be woken at midnight to the sound of clanking chains and a disembodied voice wailing 'Yoooouuuu ripped up the carpet in the bedrooooooooom. Put it back. Put it back or I will haunt yooooooooouuu foooooreverrrrrrrrrrr.'Bad_Accountant said:
I’d happily live NEXT to a graveyard but having a dead body in the back garden is way too much. Would there be a gravestone? Would the relations want to visit and leave flowers? Has the late owner been buried deep enough by a proper gravedigger?denideth said:https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/57335464?search_identifier=e0d3210e928c8db658e22b83c66f647fThe house isn’t bad but I do hope the buyer reads the second paragraph of the listing... 😱Or is he clumsily left under a filled in pond, wrapped in a Bag For Life?
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I didn't even think such a thing was possible! No way would I want that, they'll be lucky to get a buyer.denideth said:https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/57335464?search_identifier=e0d3210e928c8db658e22b83c66f647fThe house isn’t bad but I do hope the buyer reads the second paragraph of the listing... 😱0 -
Kirstie Allsop's ma is buried in her back garden...1
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Ditzy_Mitzy said:
I'd be more concerned that the new owner will be woken at midnight to the sound of clanking chains and a disembodied voice wailing 'Yoooouuuu ripped up the carpet in the bedrooooooooom. Put it back. Put it back or I will haunt yooooooooouuu foooooreverrrrrrrrrrr.'Bad_Accountant said:
I’d happily live NEXT to a graveyard but having a dead body in the back garden is way too much. Would there be a gravestone? Would the relations want to visit and leave flowers? Has the late owner been buried deep enough by a proper gravedigger?denideth said:https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/57335464?search_identifier=e0d3210e928c8db658e22b83c66f647fThe house isn’t bad but I do hope the buyer reads the second paragraph of the listing... 😱Or is he clumsily left under a filled in pond, wrapped in a Bag For Life?
Love it!! It's all a bit 'Rentaghost' ain't it?
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See also the LUFC badge on the house!0
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I honestly wouldn't care if someone'd been buried in my garden or if someone had died in the house...0
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