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Hedgepigs

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/121919882

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Phantom151

Tahlullah.H said:

Woolsery said:

It's sometimes difficult to flog an old concrete panel bungalow, but this grubby lot apparently don't give a monkey's:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/122004416#/?channel=RES_BUY

Of course, they think it'll be bought for cash, demolished and turned into something else, but although the tucked away plot is nicely private, I'm not sure the plot gives a great deal of scope at that price.

Dig the variation on a theme in the bathroom

Unclear as to why you are calling them grubby.  Untidy maybe, not to your standards, possibly, but grubby is un-necessary.

Photos 6 and 7 I imagine.

I do wonder why people don't seem to tidy up on quite a few of these though. Almost like they don't want to give a good impression.

Dandie89

Hedgepigs said:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/121919882

Spot the Dog - Level 1  

Lol the one on the left 

Woolsery

Tahlullah.H said:

Woolsery said:

It's sometimes difficult to flog an old concrete panel bungalow, but this grubby lot apparently don't give a monkey's:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/122004416#/?channel=RES_BUY

Of course, they think it'll be bought for cash, demolished and turned into something else, but although the tucked away plot is nicely private, I'm not sure the plot gives a great deal of scope at that price.

Dig the variation on a theme in the bathroom

Unclear as to why you are calling them grubby.  Untidy maybe, not to your standards, possibly, but grubby is un-necessary.

Sorry,  I must've hallucinated the muck under the bath and on the bedroom floors. I'd be more sympathetic in tone if it looked like an elderly person's property, but it's not . It could even be young tenants who didn't care what the place looked like for the photos.

Tahlullah.H

Woolsery said:

Tahlullah.H said:

Woolsery said:

It's sometimes difficult to flog an old concrete panel bungalow, but this grubby lot apparently don't give a monkey's:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/122004416#/?channel=RES_BUY

Of course, they think it'll be bought for cash, demolished and turned into something else, but although the tucked away plot is nicely private, I'm not sure the plot gives a great deal of scope at that price.

Dig the variation on a theme in the bathroom

Unclear as to why you are calling them grubby.  Untidy maybe, not to your standards, possibly, but grubby is un-necessary.

Sorry,  I must've hallucinated the muck under the bath and on the bedroom floors. I'd be more sympathetic in tone if it looked like an elderly person's property, but it's not . It could even be young tenants who didn't care what the place looked like for the photos.

A sympathetic tone is not necessary.  Perhaps less of the judgmentalism.  Not everyone lives to the same standards or wishes to live in a show home.  Nor does everyone know to tidy the house to make it more attractive to prospective buyers.

Woolsery

Tahlullah.H said:

Woolsery said:

Tahlullah.H said:

Woolsery said:

It's sometimes difficult to flog an old concrete panel bungalow, but this grubby lot apparently don't give a monkey's:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/122004416#/?channel=RES_BUY

Of course, they think it'll be bought for cash, demolished and turned into something else, but although the tucked away plot is nicely private, I'm not sure the plot gives a great deal of scope at that price.

Dig the variation on a theme in the bathroom

Unclear as to why you are calling them grubby.  Untidy maybe, not to your standards, possibly, but grubby is un-necessary.

Sorry,  I must've hallucinated the muck under the bath and on the bedroom floors. I'd be more sympathetic in tone if it looked like an elderly person's property, but it's not . It could even be young tenants who didn't care what the place looked like for the photos.

A sympathetic tone is not necessary.  Perhaps less of the judgmentalism.  Not everyone lives to the same standards or wishes to live in a show home.  Nor does everyone know to tidy the house to make it more attractive to prospective buyers.

You're bang-on there; I do judge people. I judge them to be capable of much more than you appear to think possible.

BikingBud

Woolsery said:

It's sometimes difficult to flog an old concrete panel bungalow, but this grubby lot apparently don't give a monkey's:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/122004416#/?channel=RES_BUY

Of course, they think it'll be bought for cash, demolished and turned into something else, but although the tucked away plot is nicely private, I'm not sure the plot gives a great deal of scope at that price.

Dig the variation on a theme in the bathroom

Could try and negotiate the vintage Kona as included in the sale 

GDB2222

Phantom151 said:

Tahlullah.H said:

Woolsery said:

It's sometimes difficult to flog an old concrete panel bungalow, but this grubby lot apparently don't give a monkey's:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/122004416#/?channel=RES_BUY

Of course, they think it'll be bought for cash, demolished and turned into something else, but although the tucked away plot is nicely private, I'm not sure the plot gives a great deal of scope at that price.

Dig the variation on a theme in the bathroom

Unclear as to why you are calling them grubby.  Untidy maybe, not to your standards, possibly, but grubby is un-necessary.

Photos 6 and 7 I imagine.

I do wonder why people don't seem to tidy up on quite a few of these though. Almost like they don't want to give a good impression.

Tenants have no incentive to tidy up. Quite the reverse, really.

GDB2222

Tahlullah.H said:

Woolsery said:

Tahlullah.H said:

Woolsery said:

It's sometimes difficult to flog an old concrete panel bungalow, but this grubby lot apparently don't give a monkey's:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/122004416#/?channel=RES_BUY

Of course, they think it'll be bought for cash, demolished and turned into something else, but although the tucked away plot is nicely private, I'm not sure the plot gives a great deal of scope at that price.

Dig the variation on a theme in the bathroom

Unclear as to why you are calling them grubby.  Untidy maybe, not to your standards, possibly, but grubby is un-necessary.

Sorry,  I must've hallucinated the muck under the bath and on the bedroom floors. I'd be more sympathetic in tone if it looked like an elderly person's property, but it's not . It could even be young tenants who didn't care what the place looked like for the photos.

A sympathetic tone is not necessary.  Perhaps less of the judgmentalism.  Not everyone lives to the same standards or wishes to live in a show home.  Nor does everyone know to tidy the house to make it more attractive to prospective buyers.

I thank (deity of your choice) that our house is not on the market. You lot would be sniggering!

lea_uk

This has been on the open market for years with 2 estate agents and it's finally going to auction https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/53125864?utm_campaign=property-details&utm_content=buying&utm_medium=sharing&utm_source=copytoclipboard#/&channel=RES_BUY
It had already dropped about 100k before being listed at auction.