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wow. with a bit (lot) of work that could be stunning. dog number two was hard to spot. active camo
Yes I liked it as well, has that sort of 'grand old British house' feel to it But yes, you would probably need to add another £100k or more on to that to get it all done properly!
wow. with a bit (lot) of work that could be stunning. dog number two was hard to spot. active camo
I think there may be three. The "lump" at the corner of the open door possibly a dog facing directly towards us? and, yes the house is lovely, reminds me of a classic dolls house.