What does your house look like?

[Ilikebeaver]

Efbe said:

rehab71 said:

L100NYY said:

rehab71 said:

small cosy.

I like that

Thanks!

funny that.

of all the fancy big expensive houses on here, this one just looks lovely.

Lovely

[Bill]

It is pretty, but reminds me of "The Scream".


Sorry if that ruins it for anyone.

[Phil Dicky]

CharlesdeGaulle said:

dav123a said:

j3gme said:

Ilkley Otley sort of way ?

Or Wakefield-ish?

Ossett ish?

[VX Foxy]

Phil Dicky said:

Ossett ish?

I reckon its about midway between Leeds and Wakey.

[CSJXX]

j3gme said:

Looks lovely! But how do you heat something like this? Is it always freezing?

[rehab71]

Ilikebeaver said:

Efbe said:

rehab71 said:

L100NYY said:

rehab71 said:

small cosy.

I like that

Thanks!

funny that.

of all the fancy big expensive houses on here, this one just looks lovely.

Lovely

Thanks guys, I feel all warm inside now.

[CharlesdeGaulle]

VX Foxy said:

I reckon its about midway between Leeds and Wakey.

Reading the owner's response is cheating.

C'mon, make a guess...

[PoleDriver]

olly22n said:

illmonkey said:

jdw1234 said:

Pub Walking Distance Time (PWDT) should be mandatory in all estate agent listings.

I've always said what ever house I buy, must be walking/staggering distance to a pub. Not just for the beer, well ok, for the beer. But, if you can't be arsed to cook, or you're out of booze. What about if there is a power cut, cellars keep beer cold, not fridges.

Absolutely.

My closest is 3.5 minutes, and all 4 of my favourite boozers under 10 minutes.

I've beaten you there! A picture taken from the pub patio towards my driveway!



Hopefully I'll be even closer to a pub next year if my OH finally finds one she likes. I'll just have to go downstairs!

[Pwig]

I'll beat you on that one.

My flat is a Semi as such. The other part is a pub

One of my Patio walls is the pub kitchen

[rehab71]

sagarich said:

rehab71 said:

small cosy.

Really like that! Any internal pictures?

I'll put some up when it looks reasonable inside.

[sagarich]

Bump!

I'm nosey

[Ug_lee]

This is mine.

After growing up in a pokey council house in Bradford this is my first house.

6 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 lounges, coach house and a courtyard with a pear tree in it



It has been badly neglected in the past and there is so many things that need sorting but we are slowly bringing it back to its former glory as finances allow.

Edited by Ug_lee on Monday 13th January 19:48

[Burnham]

That's very nice, loving the courtyard/garaging. Top stuff.

[IanA2]

@Ug Lee

I'm sure I've seen that house. What county are you in?

[Ug_lee]

Burnham said:

That's very nice, loving the courtyard/garaging. Top stuff.

Cheers, it was what sold it to us. The house is total overkill for us as we a are a family of 3, but being stuck on a boat for 7 months of the year I like to be home and have some space.

IanA2 said:

@Ug Lee

I'm sure I've seen that house. What county are you in?

We're in South Ayrshire, It's a well known building as it used to be the doctors surgery for the town a long time ago.

[IanA2]

Ug_lee said:

Burnham said:

That's very nice, loving the courtyard/garaging. Top stuff.

Cheers, it was what sold it to us. The house is total overkill for us as we a are a family of 3, but being stuck on a boat for 7 months of the year I like to be home and have some space.

IanA2 said:

@Ug Lee

I'm sure I've seen that house. What county are you in?

We're in South Ayrshire, It's a well known building as it used to be the doctors surgery for the town a long time ago.

Ah, not where I thought. Lovely though.

[gansstraat]

Maybole?

[Sutton]

greygoose said:

You weren't watching me sleeping were you ?

No, it was let out for a while. Nice house, infact I was round the corner on Saturday

[Soir]

jdw1234 said:

This is mine. The original bit is on the other side (peeking through to the left of the left chimney) and built in 1740.

Excuse molehill!!!

Very much a work in progress! (I plan to "Tonker" it once its paid for).

Edited by jdw1234 on Thursday 14th November 10:15

Perfect (that's the one I'd choose if I had the money. Lovely family forever home)

[jdw1234]

Soir said:

jdw1234 said:

This is mine. The original bit is on the other side (peeking through to the left of the left chimney) and built in 1740.

Excuse molehill!!!

Very much a work in progress! (I plan to "Tonker" it once its paid for).

Edited by jdw1234 on Thursday 14th November 10:15

Perfect (that's the one I'd choose if I had the money. Lovely family forever home)

Cheers matey!!!