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The same as it always is: someone bought or inherited the place and started the usual sort of modern makeover. He or she ran out of time, money or patience, threw in the towel and put it back on the market in a partially wrecked state. Lots of people, naively, seem to believe that one can take an already high priced executive place and turn it into a million pound mansion by putting in a new bathroom. Those places have a ceiling value, generally, and there's not much easy profit in them as they don't really let. The real money seems to be in turning round smaller houses for rent.Scotbot said:https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/104493299#/
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Been bought by someone who was going to do it up & flip it most likely, but with borrowed money. No sales history, so probably 1 owner since new, which is why the kitchen etc all look dated.Scotbot said:https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/104493299#/
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Interesting that the first bedroom on the pictures isn't a bedroom, it's the space with no windows in the basement. Pic 10 says a lot; they've spent all the money on naff stuff in the garden, yet the edge of the door isn't painted. I would be wondering about the state of the electrics etc.jennyred said:I thought I was viewing this in black and white! NO colour at all!0 -
Sale history suggests it was not bought or sold since at least the 90s so possibly inherited though there is a short gap before sales transactions show up in the Land Registry.Ditzy_Mitzy said:
The same as it always is: someone bought or inherited the place and started the usual sort of modern makeover. He or she ran out of time, money or patience, threw in the towel and put it back on the market in a partially wrecked state. Lots of people, naively, seem to believe that one can take an already high priced executive place and turn it into a million pound mansion by putting in a new bathroom. Those places have a ceiling value, generally, and there's not much easy profit in them as they don't really let. The real money seems to be in turning round smaller houses for rent.Scotbot said:https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/104493299#/
I wonder what the back story is here?
The shower (only) room suggests a formerly infirm resident. I expect the original bathroom from the 90s or before had a bath.
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I really like the wallpaper in pic 5 yet I know if I'd seen it in a wallpaper sample book I would have thought no, never! (Not that I've ever had a room that could carry it off).Caraway90 said:Another time warp property in the same village as my last post. For someone that browses Rightmove a lot, I'm surprised at just how many retro properties are out there. Not in a bad way, just surprising!0 -
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It’s awful! Especially the stairs, kitchen and bulging wood featuresOxon said:3 -
And they obviously didn’t invest much time or thought into the “family room” either, or the master bedroom where even the tv is placed strangely given that there is nothing to sit on but the bed....od244051 said:
It’s awful! Especially the stairs, kitchen and bulging wood featuresOxon said:
working on clearing the clutterDo I want the stuff or the space?1 -
It just needs a little more furniture to fill it out.Oxon said:
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Real difficult to work out the room sizes based on these pictures
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/90161728#/
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