Real Estate nightmares (Vol 2)

That's easily worth £1,000,000 here in Bristol, so I'm sure it's OK in South London

They are linked upstairs but there is a path between each house on the ground floor. You can see the fence going through in pic 19, plus the door from the utility opens to the side so they can't be attached downstairs. Still horrible though

The classic cliché of it's my land and I thought I could do whatever I like with it.

Turns field into scaffolding yard.

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/im-f...

Always reminds me of the second house we bought. When we viewed it the garage was full of boxes. When we moved in, I found out the dining room had been extended by a couple of feet and my MR2 would not fit in the garage......aaarrrrggghhhh.

I had a mate whose wife got her utility room and cloakroom by fuggering his garage. It was long enough to store pushbikes in afterwards, but that was it.

from this article made in 2014 when it was on sale for 35million it doesnt look to have changed much.

link

What the fk is fashionably unmodernised?

An estate agent's invention of about a decade ago. That said, the riot connection hasn't stopped Brixton becoming desirable.

This is the entrance - looks like they haven't even got permission to drop the kerb, and have put up a letter box etc. There's a caravan on site too, might have bee somebody living there?

https://www.google.com/maps/@51.6981773,-4.1717367...

It seems pretty unlikely that a scaffolder wouldn't be aware that planning permission exists, and is different to NRW/environment permission, must have just been hoping they could feign ignorance and hope it got waved through. It's a really obvious location so not really the sort of place you'd want to give it a go, or at least not using 5,000 tonnes of waste you let your mates dump for free...

I think it means 'put the oven suspended on the wall'