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I'm the OP, for me it is absolutely stunning, everything I could dream of in a property.GDB2222 said:FreeBear said:All that water wasted in one of the driest parts of California.
I have no idea who wants to live in a desert, anyway, but far more importantly it's a family size home filled with danger for children! It's not just frightful, but actually frightening.
The OP says to dream on, but frankly it's a total nightmare.
But my interests are, in no particular order:
CarsFishSunLuxuryBeing somewhere that feels remote.
So I guess it kind of fits my wants and desires and to my eyes the architecture is absolutely incredible with all those straight lines and a design that blocks out the view of your neighbours.
I do agree about the over indulgence with water in a place that does not have any to spare, but would hope all the water is recycled on site and not wasted.2 -
RS2OOO said:
I'm the OP, for me it is absolutely stunning, everything I could dream of in a property.GDB2222 said:FreeBear said:All that water wasted in one of the driest parts of California.
I have no idea who wants to live in a desert, anyway, but far more importantly it's a family size home filled with danger for children! It's not just frightful, but actually frightening.
The OP says to dream on, but frankly it's a total nightmare.
But my interests are, in no particular order:
CarsFishSunLuxuryBeing somewhere that feels remote.
So I guess it kind of fits my wants and desires and to my eyes the architecture is absolutely incredible with all those straight lines and a design that blocks out the view of your neighbours.
I do agree about the over indulgence with water in a place that does not have any to spare, but would hope all the water is recycled on site and not wasted.
All my children are grown up, and they can swim. But I have a grandchild, loads and loads of nephews, nieces, and grand-nephews and grand-nieces, and the thought of them being in that death trap .... Anyway, fortunately, I don't have $50m.
When we were younger, my wife and I looked at a house with a pool. It was great, except my wife said that we would have to fill the pool in.
No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
Stunning, I would love that!adsk said:Brace yourself for pictures 17 to 21. To quote the EA blurb "The current custodian is artist Tod Hanson, who has transformed two of the rooms into truly extraordinary art installations, using the influence of the architecture to inform the optics of the works."
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/118831034#/?channel=RES_BUY
Extraordinary indeed!3 -
Something I have become familiar with whist selling my house with a 3000 gallon pond!GDB2222 said:RS2OOO said:
I'm the OP, for me it is absolutely stunning, everything I could dream of in a property.GDB2222 said:FreeBear said:All that water wasted in one of the driest parts of California.
I have no idea who wants to live in a desert, anyway, but far more importantly it's a family size home filled with danger for children! It's not just frightful, but actually frightening.
The OP says to dream on, but frankly it's a total nightmare.
But my interests are, in no particular order:
CarsFishSunLuxuryBeing somewhere that feels remote.
So I guess it kind of fits my wants and desires and to my eyes the architecture is absolutely incredible with all those straight lines and a design that blocks out the view of your neighbours.
I do agree about the over indulgence with water in a place that does not have any to spare, but would hope all the water is recycled on site and not wasted.
All my children are grown up, and they can swim. But I have a grandchild, loads and loads of nephews, nieces, and grand-nephews and grand-nieces, and the thought of them being in that death trap .... Anyway, fortunately, I don't have $50m.
When we were younger, my wife and I looked at a house with a pool. It was great, except my wife said that we would have to fill the pool in.
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Just fill it in ...RS2OOO said:
Something I have become familiar with whist selling my house with a 3000 gallon pond!GDB2222 said:RS2OOO said:
I'm the OP, for me it is absolutely stunning, everything I could dream of in a property.GDB2222 said:FreeBear said:All that water wasted in one of the driest parts of California.
I have no idea who wants to live in a desert, anyway, but far more importantly it's a family size home filled with danger for children! It's not just frightful, but actually frightening.
The OP says to dream on, but frankly it's a total nightmare.
But my interests are, in no particular order:
CarsFishSunLuxuryBeing somewhere that feels remote.
So I guess it kind of fits my wants and desires and to my eyes the architecture is absolutely incredible with all those straight lines and a design that blocks out the view of your neighbours.
I do agree about the over indulgence with water in a place that does not have any to spare, but would hope all the water is recycled on site and not wasted.
All my children are grown up, and they can swim. But I have a grandchild, loads and loads of nephews, nieces, and grand-nephews and grand-nieces, and the thought of them being in that death trap .... Anyway, fortunately, I don't have $50m.
When we were younger, my wife and I looked at a house with a pool. It was great, except my wife said that we would have to fill the pool in.
No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
Exactly what I'm doing for current buyer.GDB2222 said:
Just fill it in ...RS2OOO said:
Something I have become familiar with whist selling my house with a 3000 gallon pond!GDB2222 said:RS2OOO said:
I'm the OP, for me it is absolutely stunning, everything I could dream of in a property.GDB2222 said:FreeBear said:All that water wasted in one of the driest parts of California.
I have no idea who wants to live in a desert, anyway, but far more importantly it's a family size home filled with danger for children! It's not just frightful, but actually frightening.
The OP says to dream on, but frankly it's a total nightmare.
But my interests are, in no particular order:
CarsFishSunLuxuryBeing somewhere that feels remote.
So I guess it kind of fits my wants and desires and to my eyes the architecture is absolutely incredible with all those straight lines and a design that blocks out the view of your neighbours.
I do agree about the over indulgence with water in a place that does not have any to spare, but would hope all the water is recycled on site and not wasted.
All my children are grown up, and they can swim. But I have a grandchild, loads and loads of nephews, nieces, and grand-nephews and grand-nieces, and the thought of them being in that death trap .... Anyway, fortunately, I don't have $50m.
When we were younger, my wife and I looked at a house with a pool. It was great, except my wife said that we would have to fill the pool in.1 -
RS2OOO said:
Exactly what I'm doing for current buyer.GDB2222 said:
Just fill it in ...RS2OOO said:
Something I have become familiar with whist selling my house with a 3000 gallon pond!GDB2222 said:RS2OOO said:
I'm the OP, for me it is absolutely stunning, everything I could dream of in a property.GDB2222 said:FreeBear said:All that water wasted in one of the driest parts of California.
I have no idea who wants to live in a desert, anyway, but far more importantly it's a family size home filled with danger for children! It's not just frightful, but actually frightening.
The OP says to dream on, but frankly it's a total nightmare.
But my interests are, in no particular order:
CarsFishSunLuxuryBeing somewhere that feels remote.
So I guess it kind of fits my wants and desires and to my eyes the architecture is absolutely incredible with all those straight lines and a design that blocks out the view of your neighbours.
I do agree about the over indulgence with water in a place that does not have any to spare, but would hope all the water is recycled on site and not wasted.
All my children are grown up, and they can swim. But I have a grandchild, loads and loads of nephews, nieces, and grand-nephews and grand-nieces, and the thought of them being in that death trap .... Anyway, fortunately, I don't have $50m.
When we were younger, my wife and I looked at a house with a pool. It was great, except my wife said that we would have to fill the pool in.
Hopefully without the dead dog & accompanying Tesco bag for life
Her courage will change the world.
Treasure the moments that you have. Savour them for as long as you can for they will never come back again.11 -
adsk said:Brace yourself for pictures 17 to 21. To quote the EA blurb "The current custodian is artist Tod Hanson, who has transformed two of the rooms into truly extraordinary art installations, using the influence of the architecture to inform the optics of the works."
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/118831034#/?channel=RES_BUY
Extraordinary indeed!
Wonder if he had Listed Building Consent to do that to those rooms. Going to be a nightmare if he didn't....
Her courage will change the world.
Treasure the moments that you have. Savour them for as long as you can for they will never come back again.0 -
I’m not sure whether he has done anything except a very clever paint job? Would that need consent, assuming the panelling was painted previously?FreeBear said:adsk said:Brace yourself for pictures 17 to 21. To quote the EA blurb "The current custodian is artist Tod Hanson, who has transformed two of the rooms into truly extraordinary art installations, using the influence of the architecture to inform the optics of the works."
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/118831034#/?channel=RES_BUY
Extraordinary indeed!
Wonder if he had Listed Building Consent to do that to those rooms. Going to be a nightmare if he didn't....No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
RS2OOO said:Not sure how welcome this will be on here, a slight change to the usual stuff, it just blew me away, and whilst $50 million is not cheap, compared to the competition (up to $150 million) and compared to some of the £30 million flats up London, this has value for money written all over it.
Sit back and dream for a few minutes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wy6AL9sNCfs
Stunning property! Hope it's not near one of the many fault lines in California and at risk of earthquake!
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