Replacing a knackered kitchen before selling...

Murphybear

Albermarle said:

Is the kitchen actually usable? Could you still cook a meal, wash up, have some storage space etc ? If so then at least someone moving in could use it, until they refurbished.

Our first house together had an amazing kitchen,  it literally had the kitchen sink and nothing else  .  We camped out there while doing it up, it’s amazing what you can do with a kettle, toaster and microwave 

RHemmings

Murphybear said:

Albermarle said:

Is the kitchen actually usable? Could you still cook a meal, wash up, have some storage space etc ? If so then at least someone moving in could use it, until they refurbished.

Our first house together had an amazing kitchen,  it literally had the kitchen sink and nothing else  .  We camped out there while doing it up, it’s amazing what you can do with a kettle, toaster and microwave 

I definitely would have added a single electric hob :l:lol:

Albermarle

Murphybear said:

Albermarle said:

Is the kitchen actually usable? Could you still cook a meal, wash up, have some storage space etc ? If so then at least someone moving in could use it, until they refurbished.

Our first house together had an amazing kitchen,  it literally had the kitchen sink and nothing else  .  We camped out there while doing it up, it’s amazing what you can do with a kettle, toaster and microwave 

You need a fridge for the beer 

Murphybear

Albermarle said:

Murphybear said:

Albermarle said:

Is the kitchen actually usable? Could you still cook a meal, wash up, have some storage space etc ? If so then at least someone moving in could use it, until they refurbished.

Our first house together had an amazing kitchen,  it literally had the kitchen sink and nothing else  .  We camped out there while doing it up, it’s amazing what you can do with a kettle, toaster and microwave 

You need a fridge for the beer 

We had a big cool box for the milk for the gallons of tea .   That was my main job plus removing the woodchip wallpaper.   I swore I’d never buy a house again that was covered in woodchip, it’s evil stuff. 

Slinky

Murphybear said:

Albermarle said:

Murphybear said:

Albermarle said:

Is the kitchen actually usable? Could you still cook a meal, wash up, have some storage space etc ? If so then at least someone moving in could use it, until they refurbished.

Our first house together had an amazing kitchen,  it literally had the kitchen sink and nothing else  .  We camped out there while doing it up, it’s amazing what you can do with a kettle, toaster and microwave 

You need a fridge for the beer 

We had a big cool box for the milk for the gallons of tea .   That was my main job plus removing the woodchip wallpaper.   I swore I’d never buy a house again that was covered in woodchip, it’s evil stuff. 

I met someone once who lost the top joint of a finger through getting an infection under the nail where a woodchip from the wallpaper jabbed them.