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If you will the end, you must will the means.5
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JustJane101 said:rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-68772345.htmlWay above the average price for the area, but I came across this on my house search! I LOVE the lounge(had to remove the www thing as it won't let me post a link
Like you, I was surprised by the price but having drooled over the pics.... gorgeous....0 -
The area aint too bad, some street views are a good size, this one is mini. . in the write up, it says"IncentivesThree year car club membership and £50 driving credit (see T&Cs)" when you check out the street view I don't think you will be in doubt about which make of car.Corduroy pillows are making headlines! Back home in London now after 27years wait! Duvet know it's Christmas, not original, it's a cover.3
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Long time reader, first time posting in this wonderful thread, you have all given me hours of fun!
His and Hers facilities and interesting toilet roll holder placement! Pic 23
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-68928375.html
Also, spot the photographer.
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od244051 said:Someone's had a tantrum (pic 16)
Another thing. Go on streeview and scroll the screen to the left to a house with scaffolding. That scaffolding has been on the property for at least 10 years!0 -
staffie1 said:
Loved it when we took our boat there and it will be one of the first places we visit later this year when we get our motorhome.1 -
MCI said:od244051 said:Someone's had a tantrum (pic 16)
Another thing. Go on streeview and scroll the screen to the left to a house with scaffolding. That scaffolding has been on the property for at least 10 years!Handy for the gardener, I suppose, and better than opening straight off the lounge - but I would have found a way of putting a cloakroom in the utility space.When my parents bought their unmodernised 1930s semi in the 1970s that had a similar set up - a bathroom with a bath and sink, but a loo that despite being on the house footprint was only accessible from outside.The house had been empty for a while, and lets just say that the local kiddies had been playing in the large, overgrown, garden and making use of the facilities.They obviously couldn't fit a new bathroom suite from day 1, so mum's first job was to clean the loo. 5 gallons of bleach and a lot of elbow grease later, it was usable - but because the kids still thought of it as 'theirs' we had to fit a padlock to the door. Cue tapdancing round the kitchen at 2am when the last person to use it hadn't put the key back.....3 -
MCI said:od244051 said:Someone's had a tantrum (pic 16)
Another thing. Go on streeview and scroll the screen to the left to a house with scaffolding. That scaffolding has been on the property for at least 10 years!
I think it's the remnants of a much older outside loo extension - sometimes it gets turned into outside storage if a door isnt or can't be easily added via the kitchen but often it seems people can't be bothered to strip out the sanitary ware so it still gets "floor planned" as a loo.
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miniemma said:Long time reader, first time posting in this wonderful thread, you have all given me hours of fun!
His and Hers facilities and interesting toilet roll holder placement! Pic 23
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-68928375.html
Also, spot the photographer.
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