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FreeBear said:
A couple of the doors here have disappeared. Not because of them being slammed - Just needed to get them stripped & repainted. The cats don't seem to mind.Davesnave said: I think our daughter was about the same age as Shelley when the bedroom door was slammed once too often and disappeared for a while!
Cats mind when you brick doorways up. Our cat went for a sleep and this happened....
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Why?edgex said:https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-89898371.html
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Looks to be a nice solid house to me. Wouldn't take someone long to turn that into a nice family home.edgex said:https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-89898371.html
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Know the area well.edgex said:https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-89898371.html
You'd probably spend the guide price just finding & fixing problems!
Looks good to me. New roof, new double glazing. Just needs a new kitchen, the fire place and chimney sorted and maybe the bathroom sorting.
My main concern would be the flat roof on the extension, but it that's been done properly then no problem.
Close to the airport but given the orientation of the runway you're not going to get large planes overhead.
£150k seems a good price. Spend perhaps £15-20k to get a really good house.
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"Highly deceptive".Giraffe in fedora.Apparently made-up bed in garage.Allegedly owns beach (sceptical "legal team" here!)4
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They appear to have taken out all the structural elements downstairs.Patr100 said:
Why?edgex said:https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-89898371.html
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Knock it down and build something really special on that plot.davidmcn said:"Highly deceptive".Giraffe in fedora.Apparently made-up bed in garage.Allegedly owns beach (sceptical "legal team" here!)0 -
RelievedSheff said:
Knock it down and build something really special on that plot.davidmcn said:"Highly deceptive".Giraffe in fedora.Apparently made-up bed in garage.Allegedly owns beach (sceptical "legal team" here!)We've had that one.If you examine the Street View, there's no view from that plot, short of building a stilt house..I think what exists is pretty special, or even unique.
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Except that £150k is just a guide and it's being sold by the 'modern auction method,' which is often a red flag.RichardD1970 said:
£150k seems a good price. Spend perhaps £15-20k to get a really good house.edgex said:https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-89898371.html
You'd probably spend the guide price just finding & fixing problems!
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Didn't notice that, although it wouldn't really put me off. It's the modern trendy way 🙄Davesnave said:
Except that £150k is just a guide and it's being sold by the 'modern auction method,' which is often a red flag.RichardD1970 said:
£150k seems a good price. Spend perhaps £15-20k to get a really good house.edgex said:https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-89898371.html
You'd probably spend the guide price just finding & fixing problems!0
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