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From what I could see, it looks like underlay.atarisrocks said:https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=cuAyJ5rMEwZ
I don't think a single carpet fits the room as every rooms seems to have a gap all around the room.0 -
I reckon it's one of those eagle egg hatching thingies.AFF8879 said:Does anyone know what that thing next to the toilet is in picture 11?
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annabanana82 said:
Close proximity to a massage parlour as highlighted in maps. Given the reputation of Bristol "massage parlours" it would put me off viewingDeleted_User said:
Haha just noticed that! It appears to be just some house on another cul-de-sac on the same estate. Wonder what services they provide?
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There's something rather unpleasant about the insinuations. Not just you, but an earlier poster.Deleted_User said:annabanana82 said:
Close proximity to a massage parlour as highlighted in maps. Given the reputation of Bristol "massage parlours" it would put me off viewingDeleted_User said:
Haha just noticed that! It appears to be just some house on another cul-de-sac on the same estate. Wonder what services they provide?
If you check out their website/Facebook page, they appear to be offering completely genuine therapeutic/beauty treatments.
No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?3 -
I'm not insinuating anything. I live locally and I would have already heard if there was a brothel operating in the vicinity.GDB2222 said:
There's something rather unpleasant about the insinuations. Not just you, but an earlier poster.Deleted_User said:annabanana82 said:
Close proximity to a massage parlour as highlighted in maps. Given the reputation of Bristol "massage parlours" it would put me off viewingDeleted_User said:
Haha just noticed that! It appears to be just some house on another cul-de-sac on the same estate. Wonder what services they provide?
If you check out their website/Facebook page, they appear to be offering completely genuine therapeutic/beauty treatments.
But not sure what website/facebook page you're on as there doesn't appear to be one.0 -
Why would original windows be a concern? Surely cheap plastic replacements would be more of a concern.General_Grant said:
and "original sash windows" - howling gales?Ditzy_Mitzy said:
That is nice, isn't it. Comes with everything one might want and all done to a high standard. The only concern is service charges, which aren't mentioned in the agent's bumf.hedgewitchery said:Beautiful features and location but a bit of an odd layout and with a strangely unlived-in vibe:
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/118014338#/?channel=RES_BUY4 -
I lived in a house with original sash windows. Definitely wouldn't be approved of by "Insulate Now" protesters.Ocelot said:
Why would original windows be a concern? Surely cheap plastic replacements would be more of a concern.General_Grant said:
and "original sash windows" - howling gales?Ditzy_Mitzy said:
That is nice, isn't it. Comes with everything one might want and all done to a high standard. The only concern is service charges, which aren't mentioned in the agent's bumf.hedgewitchery said:Beautiful features and location but a bit of an odd layout and with a strangely unlived-in vibe:
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/118014338#/?channel=RES_BUY3 -
Stonald Road isn't in Peterborough, it is in Whittlesey which is a small town in Fenland District and some 6 miles from .Peterboroughatarisrocks said:https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=cuAyJ5rMEwZ
I don't think a single carpet fits the room as every rooms seems to have a gap all around the room.
If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0 -
General_Grant said:
I lived in a house with original sash windows. Definitely wouldn't be approved of by "Insulate Now" protesters.Ocelot said:
Why would original windows be a concern? Surely cheap plastic replacements would be more of a concern.General_Grant said:
and "original sash windows" - howling gales?Ditzy_Mitzy said:
That is nice, isn't it. Comes with everything one might want and all done to a high standard. The only concern is service charges, which aren't mentioned in the agent's bumf.hedgewitchery said:Beautiful features and location but a bit of an odd layout and with a strangely unlived-in vibe:
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/118014338#/?channel=RES_BUY
We did too. The glass was also original. Loved it.
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You ought to tell 'Insulate Britain' all about it; a few protestors are bound to glue themselves to your window frames, which would solve the draught problem free of cost.General_Grant said:
I lived in a house with original sash windows. Definitely wouldn't be approved of by "Insulate Now" protesters.Ocelot said:
Why would original windows be a concern? Surely cheap plastic replacements would be more of a concern.General_Grant said:
and "original sash windows" - howling gales?Ditzy_Mitzy said:
That is nice, isn't it. Comes with everything one might want and all done to a high standard. The only concern is service charges, which aren't mentioned in the agent's bumf.hedgewitchery said:Beautiful features and location but a bit of an odd layout and with a strangely unlived-in vibe:
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/118014338#/?channel=RES_BUY11
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