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Surely, the space marked study/store is Bed3? It's 7x7, but that's at least the same size as the Bed 3 in the first house I owned.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0
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Two bed townhouses ? 🤔RelievedSheff said:0 -
That's a walk in closet.GDB2222 said:Surely, the space marked study/store is Bed3? It's 7x7, but that's at least the same size as the Bed 3 in the first house I owned.0 -
I spent my first fifteen years in a bedroom slightly smaller than that. Of course it's a bedroom.[Deleted User] said:
That's a walk in closet.GDB2222 said:Surely, the space marked study/store is Bed3? It's 7x7, but that's at least the same size as the Bed 3 in the first house I owned.7 -
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The ginger is a handsome one but the tabby has gorgeous markings....MaryNB said:Nothing is foolproof to a talented fool.3 -
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When my parents moved last time they (or rather their removal men) spent rather a long time trying and failing to get a large wardrobe out of a bedroom and downstairs - they eventually realised that it was brought *in* before their extension was finished, and going in, it had been possible to get it round the awkward corner because the banninsters hadn't been put up yet.Patr100 said:In my old place, I had a very old chest of drawers that I eventually broke up when I moved (charity shop didn't even want it ) but for temp storage to use it I managed to lift and put it into an alcove between the chimney breast and wall - it was such a tight fit that I realised later that it was sitting on top of the skirting board on three sides!
It would up being dismantled and their neighbours very kindly agreed to take the bits to the tip for them, as moving the remains seemed a bit daft!All posts are my personal opinion, not formal advice Always get proper, professional advice (particularly about anything legal!)1 -
Bluebell1000 said:No floor plan and no EPC.Expect it only has an outside privy, and washing facilities are rustic.
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