New "Have a Look at This" thread

joho

Patr100 said:

fackers_2 said:

The bed is of particular interest here, among the rest of the questionable choices.

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/126456587#

Features include a period  "air bed".

And a giant floating plant pot in the garden!

hedgewitchery

fackers_2 said:

The bed is of particular interest here, among the rest of the questionable choices.

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/126456587#

And if you only have a little living room, why fill both alcoves floor-to-ceiling with logs?

Woolsery

hedgewitchery said:

fackers_2 said:

The bed is of particular interest here, among the rest of the questionable choices.

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/126456587#

And if you only have a little living room, why fill both alcoves floor-to-ceiling with logs?

That is the burning question......all right, I'll get me coat!

joho

After isolation and a bargain? Erwyd Cottage, Erwyd Cottage, Ponterwyd, Aberystwyth, Dyfed SY23, 3 bedroom detached house for sale - 63301378 | PrimeLocation

ProDave

joho said:

After isolation and a bargain? Erwyd Cottage, Erwyd Cottage, Ponterwyd, Aberystwyth, Dyfed SY23, 3 bedroom detached house for sale - 63301378 | PrimeLocation

It will go for a lot more than that when the hammer falls.

Although isolated, as in no other houses nearby, it is far from a peaceful rural retreat, sitting on the A44 east / west trunk road over the mountains that can be very busy at times.

user1977

ProDave said:

joho said:

After isolation and a bargain? Erwyd Cottage, Erwyd Cottage, Ponterwyd, Aberystwyth, Dyfed SY23, 3 bedroom detached house for sale - 63301378 | PrimeLocation

Although isolated, as in no other houses nearby, it is far from a peaceful rural retreat, sitting on the A44 east / west trunk road over the mountains that can be very busy at times.

It appears to have a couple of houses right next door (or in fact, plonked between the house and its garage):

https://goo.gl/maps/voo4WAzWR2QLQbkr5

SadieO

hedgewitchery said:

And if you only have a little living room, why fill both alcoves floor-to-ceiling with logs?

I get that it's more convenient than having to go to the shed when you want some logs, but you could just have a little bucket next to the fire that you top up. But having a wall of logs seems to be a design thing at the moment. I don't like it; I always think it looks like it would be full of spiders!

FreeBear

SadieO said:

hedgewitchery said:

And if you only have a little living room, why fill both alcoves floor-to-ceiling with logs?

I get that it's more convenient than having to go to the shed when you want some logs, but you could just have a little bucket next to the fire that you top up. But having a wall of logs seems to be a design thing at the moment. I don't like it; I always think it looks like it would be full of spiders!

Not just spiders.. I had a huge pile of Poplar seasoned and stacked in the shed one winter. Every time I brought a load in for the fire, I'd get wasp beetles buzzing around. The little darlings had been living under the bark, pupating, and emerging once in the warm house.

FreeBear

"In Need Of Refurbishment" - https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/126345167#/?channel=RES_BUY

And some internal images....

https://twitter.com/StateOfSelling/status/1562542141326643200

TBagpuss

hedgewitchery said:

fackers_2 said:

The bed is of particular interest here, among the rest of the questionable choices.

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/126456587#

And if you only have a little living room, why fill both alcoves floor-to-ceiling with logs?

Especially if you have a large storage outbuilding!

It's a shame it has no real gareden and no parking, otherwise it could be quite nice!