New "Have a Look at This" thread

user1977

Patr100 said:

hedgewitchery said:

Ground floor: perfumery / Stationery and leather goods...
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/97530374#/media?id=media1&ref=floorPlanPage

I know some bungalows have more than one level, but  when does a bungalow stop being  a bungalow with 3 floors and an industrial sized lift?

Possibly on the basis that "anything where you don't have to use the stairs" is a bungalow?

trance_abbey

Ditzy_Mitzy said:

GlasgowExpat2 said:

Another en-suite 
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/77388126

I assume they've installed a combi boiler and taken out the immersion tank, thus creating an empty space where the airing cupboard was.  Putting a shower in there is simultaneously perfectly logical and slightly weird.  

It'd make a LOT more sense to move the bathtub to the opposite wall and then build the shower into the space, opening into the bathroom.

I've been looking in London and have seen a disturbing number of showers stuck into cupboards.

Dandie89

hedgewitchery said:

"Spot the...", jumanji edition (pic 11)
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/73881294#/

Lovely house

briskbeats

With the shower inbuilt into the perhaps, formally airing cupboard - it will be a massive issue with damp and mould. A colleague bought a property with a shower like this - plus bathroom was other side of the wall. They removed the shower, knocked wall down to replace it with eating 15 inches from bedroom. The wall which knocked down had loads of damp on it.

briskbeats

hedgewitchery said:

There's a lot going on here but the matching gold swan bath and sink taps are probably my favourite:

The cork ceiling in photo 20 is something very speical.

Kitchen screams Dynasty 

Patr100

briskbeats said:

With the shower inbuilt into the perhaps, formally airing cupboard - it will be a massive issue with damp and mould. A colleague bought a property with a shower like this - plus bathroom was other side of the wall. They removed the shower, knocked wall down to replace it with eating 15 inches from bedroom. The wall which knocked down had loads of damp on it.

"replace it with eating 15 inches from bedroom.?"

briskbeats

Patr100 said:

briskbeats said:

With the shower inbuilt into the perhaps, formally airing cupboard - it will be a massive issue with damp and mould. A colleague bought a property with a shower like this - plus bathroom was other side of the wall. They removed the shower, knocked wall down to replace it with eating 15 inches from bedroom. The wall which knocked down had loads of damp on it.

"replace it with eating 15 inches from bedroom.?"

They took 15 inches from the master bedroom 

Louise.H

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/80207493#/
Headache inducing...

SallyDucati

Louise.H said:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/80207493#/
Headache inducing...

Somewhere within all that colour and clutter I think there might be a nice bungalow!  Wow.

pretamang

Louise.H said:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/80207493#/
Headache inducing...

spot the snake!