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What's an "Ex new build"? Surely that applies to every house ever built?
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RichardD1970 said:What's an "Ex new build"? Surely that applies to every house ever built?
I guess they mean it's a micro house. 2 bedrooms and a walk in cupboard. "Master" bedroom is barely big enough for a bed.
Allocated parking spaces that make it impossible to charge a car.
This is one of those homes that should probably never have been built.1 -
[Deleted User] said:RichardD1970 said:What's an "Ex new build"? Surely that applies to every house ever built?
I guess they mean it's a micro house. 2 bedrooms and a walk in cupboard. "Master" bedroom is barely big enough for a bed.
Allocated parking spaces that make it impossible to charge a car.
This is one of those homes that should probably never have been built.
"Leasehold" made me stop reading.
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12' 7" x 10' 4" too small for a bed ? I don't think so .[Deleted User] said:RichardD1970 said:What's an "Ex new build"? Surely that applies to every house ever built?
I guess they mean it's a micro house. 2 bedrooms and a walk in cupboard. "Master" bedroom is barely big enough for a bed.
How big is your bedroom then?1 -
About 5x4m.Patr100 said:
12' 7" x 10' 4" too small for a bed ? I don't think so .[Deleted User] said:RichardD1970 said:What's an "Ex new build"? Surely that applies to every house ever built?
I guess they mean it's a micro house. 2 bedrooms and a walk in cupboard. "Master" bedroom is barely big enough for a bed.
How big is your bedroom then?0 -
Indeed, it's probably next to worthless due to some multiplying ground rent or something.ProDave said:[Deleted User] said:RichardD1970 said:What's an "Ex new build"? Surely that applies to every house ever built?
I guess they mean it's a micro house. 2 bedrooms and a walk in cupboard. "Master" bedroom is barely big enough for a bed.
Allocated parking spaces that make it impossible to charge a car.
This is one of those homes that should probably never have been built.
"Leasehold" made me stop reading.0 -
Then you probably dont live in London.[Deleted User] said:
About 5x4m.Patr100 said:
12' 7" x 10' 4" too small for a bed ? I don't think so .[Deleted User] said:RichardD1970 said:What's an "Ex new build"? Surely that applies to every house ever built?
I guess they mean it's a micro house. 2 bedrooms and a walk in cupboard. "Master" bedroom is barely big enough for a bed.
How big is your bedroom then?0 -
Indeed I do not. Anyway, most of these new builds are only sized for a double bed and even then with only a small gap to walk around it.Patr100 said:
Then you probably dont live in London.[Deleted User] said:
About 5x4m.Patr100 said:
12' 7" x 10' 4" too small for a bed ? I don't think so .[Deleted User] said:RichardD1970 said:What's an "Ex new build"? Surely that applies to every house ever built?
I guess they mean it's a micro house. 2 bedrooms and a walk in cupboard. "Master" bedroom is barely big enough for a bed.
How big is your bedroom then?0 -
It's the way the chairs are positioned in the master bedroom that surprised me. Do what you want in your own home, but I would definitely have repositioned the chairs before the photographer came round!goldfinches said:
I haven't got as far as the moggie yet but cannot contain my amusement at photo 20,Green_hopeful said:
"when you're so overcome by your own magnificence that you simply have to collapse onto a pouffe"1 -
I'm not thinking about new build. Even most Victorian housing stock of which there is the majority in London, the main bedroom excluding a bay window is rarely more than about 12 foot or so at the widest point.[Deleted User] said:
Indeed I do not. Anyway, most of these new builds are only sized for a double bed and even then with only a small gap to walk around it.Patr100 said:
Then you probably dont live in London.[Deleted User] said:
About 5x4m.Patr100 said:
12' 7" x 10' 4" too small for a bed ? I don't think so .[Deleted User] said:RichardD1970 said:What's an "Ex new build"? Surely that applies to every house ever built?
I guess they mean it's a micro house. 2 bedrooms and a walk in cupboard. "Master" bedroom is barely big enough for a bed.
How big is your bedroom then?
You may find more bedrooms if you can afford it , rarely bigger bedrooms.0
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