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Sarahspangles said:
LOL. I bet the architect’s drawing had philodendrons, pothos and ferns in that bit rather than luggage and co-op carrier bags. But it’s clear from the ‘garden’ that the current owners aren’t keen on green. They’re loft-livers forced to own a semi.The ceiling level beyond the extension is, by and large, where the ceiling should be in the main building. Creation of the void space where one meets the other is an inevitable implication. It doesn't look great, granted, unless one is a fan of those over-cab shelves one finds in big Transit vans.
Am I the only one who thinks in about 18 months time there’s going to be a small industry in people setting up to fix malfunctioning bifold doors? And in ten years you’ll be able to employ a company to make them go away, like artex.
Oh I SO agree about bifold doors. Neither use nor ornament if you ask me. Even with global warming, there's a limit to how often you get the sort of weather that justifies opening the whole side of a house and when it is warm enough you just end up with a room full of flies.
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and the bi-fold doorsjoho said:
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Bit of a time warp with pine cladding, swirly carpets and chick tiles!
Photos of Waterdown Road, Clifton, Nottingham NG11 - 64951447 | PrimeLocation
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Love the modesty panel in the bathroom Pic 18. Also features a convenient seat for easing oneself into the bath and a few handily-placed tiles for scented candles to aid the overall ambience...
"The forest was shrinking, but the trees kept voting for the axe. The axe was clever and convinced the trees that since his handle was made of wood, he was one of them."
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"The forest was shrinking, but the trees kept voting for the axe. The axe was clever and convinced the trees that since his handle was made of wood, he was one of them."
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I really like this. If I wake up tomorrow with squillions of £££'s I'll buy itDustyevsky said:Love the modesty panel in the bathroom Pic 18. Also features a convenient seat for easing oneself into the bath and a few handily-placed tiles for scented candles to aid the overall ambience...
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I think they call them farms in the country, apparently they grow food and stuffjoho said:This is rather lovely with a bit of 70s retro furniture. I particularly like the rocking chair in the bedroom. The proximity to the M1 and some sort of depot is not quite so lovely.
Photos of Brockhall, Northamptonshire NN7 - 64868707 | PrimeLocation Your life is too short to be unhappy 5 days a week in exchange for 2 days of freedom!1 -
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/134554262#/?channel=RES_BUY
Have you got the thick end of four and a quarter million nicker burning a hole in the pocket of your Armani jeans? Well look no further than this place! A three-ring circus of one's very own, complete with elephant statue, inland beach bar, football pitch and semi-detached Ferrari. The agent's description froths like Veuve Clicquot that's been through a paint mixer and finally disappears up its own fundament with something about an alpaca farm.
Who would want this place? It's baffling.9
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