How old is your current home? 11 February 2020 at 9:59PM in House Buying, Renting & Selling 47 replies 1.3K views

Morecat

Our bungalow was built in 1957

HRH_MUngo

cattie said:

Mine was built mid 60's. Lots of space & storage & lovely big windows as a lot of '60's properties are.

My son's flat is like that.  Lovely big rooms and windows, storage  AND  a garage, much more space than modern flats.  Of course he has had to do all the insulation himself 

markin

Its ancient, built 1958.

xylophone

66 years old.
The father of the previous owner was a builder - he bought the land and constructed the house as a wedding gift to his daughter.  

hunnie

Built in 1961

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I'm not sure, but there's some nice paintings on the stone walls that have been here ages.
Bit draughty in the winter,  but cool in the summer ....

Paddy79

1995, although I still refer to it as the "new estate at the bottom of Church Road" as the nineties was only 5 years ago, right?! 

amandacat

17 years old. I like that it’s warm, not damp and well insulated. I don’t like that it’s part of the era of building houses way too small although mine is much bigger than others I’ve see built at a similar time.
I grew up in a Victoria house with two large reception rooms and big bedrooms but all I remember is the damp, drafty windows and lack of central heating. 

Bonniepurple

1965, give or take a year either side.  Same as my parents (1966) and in laws  (mid sixties).  Nice big rooms, loads of parking, not too crammed.  Currently only one bathroom/toilet, but we are putting another in.
Previous houses were 1985, 1985ish, 1995, 1850s ish (last 3 were rentals so I don’t know exact ages).

gettingtheresometime

Sleazy said:

I'm not sure, but there's some nice paintings on the stone walls that have been here ages.
Bit draughty in the winter,  but cool in the summer ....

And there was me thinking I owned an original!