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Thats probably what the cup and saucer is for l. Wonder why they put it over the mop sink?FreeBear said:frogglet said:Hot unfiltered and undrinkable.Cold unfiltered and undrinkable.Cold filtered & treated for drinking.In the event of a nuclear/chemical/biological attack, safe uncontaminated water would be a valuable commodity.0 -
I guess the premises stopped being mopped long before they stopped having staff making tea there.frogglet said:
Thats probably what the cup and saucer is for l. Wonder why they put it over the mop sink?FreeBear said:frogglet said:Hot unfiltered and undrinkable.Cold unfiltered and undrinkable.Cold filtered & treated for drinking.In the event of a nuclear/chemical/biological attack, safe uncontaminated water would be a valuable commodity.1 -
Some distinctly time warpy decor here (bathroom off the bedroom)
Still pricey for a complete refurb needed but it's near the trendy promoted "village " area of Walthamstow so someone is trying it on a bit.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/88249312
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Goodness, that does seem pricey for a house that needs so much work especially as it has only two bedrooms. Some of the decor is fab though isn't it?Patr100 said:Some distinctly time warpy decor here (bathroom off the bedroom)
Still pricey for a complete refurb needed but it's near the trendy promoted "village " area of Walthamstow so someone is trying it on a bit.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/88249312
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One thing these old dated interiors suggest is something of the "secret lives" that probably some older often vulnerable people live, with no close relatives, perhaps rarely venturing out. I wonder how little the neighbours, social services, etc know of their threadbare circumstances, , until it is revealed when the neglected house is sold.Skiddaw1 said:
Goodness, that does seem pricey for a house that needs so much work especially as it has only two bedrooms. Some of the decor is fab though isn't it?Patr100 said:Some distinctly time warpy decor here (bathroom off the bedroom)
Still pricey for a complete refurb needed but it's near the trendy promoted "village " area of Walthamstow so someone is trying it on a bit.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/88249312
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I LOVE the selling feature of the 10 of Hearts playing card left on the stairs and as for 'award winning Spar corner shop'... bring it on! The garden is smaller than my lounge.....so maybe not such a bargain after all.Patr100 said:Some distinctly time warpy decor here (bathroom off the bedroom)
Still pricey for a complete refurb needed but it's near the trendy promoted "village " area of Walthamstow so someone is trying it on a bit.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/88249312#2 Saving for Christmas 2024 - £1 a day challenge. £325 of £3660 -
4 bedroom terraced house for sale in Bell Street, Swanage, BH19 (rightmove.co.uk)
Spot the quinoa and bulgur wheat
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When houses are falling into a state of disrepair as is the case here that's probably correct, but where the decor is merely very dated but is still perfectly functional, it could just be the owner doesn't see any benefit in replacing the kitchen/bathroom/fire etc.Patr100 said:
One thing these old dated interiors suggest is something of the "secret lives" that probably some older often vulnerable people live, with no close relatives, perhaps rarely venturing out. I wonder how little the neighbours, social services, etc know of their threadbare circumstances, , until it is revealed when the neglected house is sold.Skiddaw1 said:
Goodness, that does seem pricey for a house that needs so much work especially as it has only two bedrooms. Some of the decor is fab though isn't it?Patr100 said:Some distinctly time warpy decor here (bathroom off the bedroom)
Still pricey for a complete refurb needed but it's near the trendy promoted "village " area of Walthamstow so someone is trying it on a bit.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/88249312
My late father was a case in point, he wasn't short of money (despite not being a home owner the value of his estate was in 6 figures) and he was generous towards children and grandchildren but persuading him to spend all but the bare essentials on himself was virtually impossible.3 -
Dandie89 said:4 bedroom terraced house for sale in Bell Street, Swanage, BH19 (rightmove.co.uk)
Spot the quinoa and bulgur wheat
Bless them, what an odd choice for an enticing 'lifestyle' shot!Still the house isn't bad if you don't mind the tiny garden and no parking.Mortgage - £274,000 to pay
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Dandie89 said:4 bedroom terraced house for sale in Bell Street, Swanage, BH19 (rightmove.co.uk)
Spot the quinoa and bulgur wheat
A lovely little house but I don't know why they include photos like this. A house on my estate was on RM recently and half of the photos were fancy shots of their furniture and wall canvases. Even had an up-close of their posh bathroom soap.
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