Show us your real estate pawn (vol 2)

[FourWheelDrift]

I think unusual means, it's unusual to have a front garden on that road.

[starnberg]

Inkyfingers said:

Personally, I would never allow an agent that can't get a floorplan to work on Rightmove to sell my £15,000,000 house.

Would many people who are genuinely looking to buy a £15m house be bothering to look at Rightmove?

[Du1point8]

petemurphy said:

Du1point8 said:

personally if I was spending £15 million on my house, it would have both a) An actual garden and not 15ft of concrete b) a garage to park all the exotic cars I would have also bought.

I care not where this is located, if a) and b) are missing its instantly off the list.

this one then sir http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

Was looking good until I saw the street view.

[RRLover]

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

It needs messed about with but a proper garage & a lovely "barn". Its proximity to the M74 is the only drawback

[scenario8]

starnberg said:

Inkyfingers said:

Personally, I would never allow an agent that can't get a floorplan to work on Rightmove to sell my £15,000,000 house.

Would many people who are genuinely looking to buy a £15m house be bothering to look at Rightmove?

And/or allowing themselves to be permanently dissuaded from pursuing a property on the back of a floor plan not working in Rightmove?

(It works fine for me, btw. Is the perceived not work centred on all floors appearing as one page? You can get a bigger version on Knight Frank's own site)

Lovely place, regardless.

[RichB]

petemurphy said:

Du1point8 said:

personally if I was spending £15 million on my house, it would have both a) An actual garden and not 15ft of concrete b) a garage to park all the exotic cars I would have also bought. I care not where this is located, if a) and b) are missing its instantly off the list.

this one then sir http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

That is indeed a very stylish London house but being pedantic I have to point out it's been posted before

[RichB]

Du1point8 said:

petemurphy said:

Du1point8 said:

personally if I was spending £15 million on my house, it would have both a) An actual garden and not 15ft of concrete b) a garage to park all the exotic cars I would have also bought. I care not where this is located, if a) and b) are missing its instantly off the list.

this one then sir http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

Was looking good until I saw the street view.

That's London for you but be honest, what would you expect the street to look like? That's actually not that bad and Putney's not a bad area.

p.s. property in question is on the left.

[FourWheelDrift]

scenario8 said:

starnberg said:

Inkyfingers said:

Personally, I would never allow an agent that can't get a floorplan to work on Rightmove to sell my £15,000,000 house.

Would many people who are genuinely looking to buy a £15m house be bothering to look at Rightmove?

And/or allowing themselves to be permanently dissuaded from pursuing a property on the back of a floor plan not working in Rightmove?

(It works fine for me, btw. Is the perceived not work centred on all floors appearing as one page? You can get a bigger version on Knight Frank's own site)

Lovely place, regardless.

I wouldn't look at them if there wasn't a brochure and the full plan is on the brochure. Download that, they don't need one on Rightmove.

[RichB]

scenario8 said:

(It works fine for me, btw. Is the perceived not work centred on all floors appearing as one page? You can get a bigger version on Knight Frank's own site)

The perceived "not work" is that when you follow the link on Rightmove (in either IE or Chrome) it doesn't scale or expand and any dimensions or legend are completely illegible. So it does not work Maybe you can go to KF web site but it's lazy, shoddy work on the part of the agent.

[Du1point8]

RichB said:

Du1point8 said:

petemurphy said:

Du1point8 said:

personally if I was spending £15 million on my house, it would have both a) An actual garden and not 15ft of concrete b) a garage to park all the exotic cars I would have also bought. I care not where this is located, if a) and b) are missing its instantly off the list.

this one then sir http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

Was looking good until I saw the street view.

That's London for you but be honest, what would you expect the street to look like? That's actually not that bad and Putney's not a bad area.

p.s. property in question is on the left.

Also something like this is not bad.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

[anonymous-user]

scenario8 said:

starnberg said:

Inkyfingers said:

Personally, I would never allow an agent that can't get a floorplan to work on Rightmove to sell my £15,000,000 house.

Would many people who are genuinely looking to buy a £15m house be bothering to look at Rightmove?

And/or allowing themselves to be permanently dissuaded from pursuing a property on the back of a floor plan not working in Rightmove?

(It works fine for me, btw. Is the perceived not work centred on all floors appearing as one page? You can get a bigger version on Knight Frank's own site)

Lovely place, regardless.

I wasn't being entirely serious.

It does bug me, though.

[scenario8]

Inkyfingers said:

scenario8 said:

starnberg said:

Inkyfingers said:

Personally, I would never allow an agent that can't get a floorplan to work on Rightmove to sell my £15,000,000 house.

Would many people who are genuinely looking to buy a £15m house be bothering to look at Rightmove?

And/or allowing themselves to be permanently dissuaded from pursuing a property on the back of a floor plan not working in Rightmove?

(It works fine for me, btw. Is the perceived not work centred on all floors appearing as one page? You can get a bigger version on Knight Frank's own site)

Lovely place, regardless.

I wasn't being entirely serious.

It does bug me, though.

It's just an annoying quirk of Rightmove's uploading facility that isn't really optimised for large files. They compress the images to such an extent that when re-enlarged a lot of detail is lost. Rightmove's systems aren't really optimised for the needs of the high end agents' needs. It can be done differently but that can be equally messy and problematic in other ways and these agencies, on the whole, don't rely quite so much at this level on Rightmove as do other agencies.

FWIW this floor plan can be seen on other portals as intended.

[ianrb]

RRLover said:

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

It needs messed about with but a proper garage & a lovely "barn". Its proximity to the M74 is the only drawback

And Larkhall!

[mattyn1]

RichB said:

Du1point8 said:

petemurphy said:

Du1point8 said:

personally if I was spending £15 million on my house, it would have both a) An actual garden and not 15ft of concrete b) a garage to park all the exotic cars I would have also bought. I care not where this is located, if a) and b) are missing its instantly off the list.

this one then sir http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

Was looking good until I saw the street view.

That's London for you but be honest, what would you expect the street to look like? That's actually not that bad and Putney's not a bad area.

p.s. property in question is on the left.

Good for the home games though. It is on my list! 😊

[SilverSixer]

mattyn1 said:

RichB said:

Du1point8 said:

petemurphy said:

Du1point8 said:

personally if I was spending £15 million on my house, it would have both a) An actual garden and not 15ft of concrete b) a garage to park all the exotic cars I would have also bought. I care not where this is located, if a) and b) are missing its instantly off the list.

this one then sir http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

Was looking good until I saw the street view.

That's London for you but be honest, what would you expect the street to look like? That's actually not that bad and Putney's not a bad area.

p.s. property in question is on the left.

Good for the home games though. It is on my list! ??

One vehemently hopes that you mean the less successful, but classier original football club in Fulham, rather than the tawdry, flashy squatters?

[RichB]

SilverSixer said:

One vehemently hopes that you mean the less successful, but classier original football club in Fulham, rather than the tawdry, flashy squatters?

One assumes you mean the team who play in front of a Bishop's park rather than a shed!

[BrabusMog]

mattyn1 said:

RichB said:

Du1point8 said:

petemurphy said:

Du1point8 said:

personally if I was spending £15 million on my house, it would have both a) An actual garden and not 15ft of concrete b) a garage to park all the exotic cars I would have also bought. I care not where this is located, if a) and b) are missing its instantly off the list.

this one then sir http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

Was looking good until I saw the street view.

That's London for you but be honest, what would you expect the street to look like? That's actually not that bad and Putney's not a bad area.

p.s. property in question is on the left.

Good for the home games though. It is on my list! ??

The traffic is so st around Fulham/Chelsea/Wandsworth/Putney it would genuinely put me off living there. Which is a bit hypocritical as I live in Clapham. It took me 30 minutes today to go along Upper Richmond Road, it should take 10 mins.

[SilverSixer]

RichB said:

SilverSixer said:

One vehemently hopes that you mean the less successful, but classier original football club in Fulham, rather than the tawdry, flashy squatters?

One assumes you mean the team who play in front of a Bishop's park rather than a shed!

Bishop's Palace, old boy, but yes, that's the gist.

[WilliamWoollard]

iluvmercs said:

WilliamWoollard said:

iluvmercs said:

...A friend took the aerial photographs....

Out of interest, how do agents get the aerial shots? Helicopter? Crane? Massive step ladders?

As others have said - I can confirm - my friend has a drone business. In his case he uses an octocopter drone.

Darren

Thanks for the info everyone, ive always been curious about that. It seems so obvious now!

• Goes to look for drones on ebay...

[Du1point8]

WilliamWoollard said:

iluvmercs said:

WilliamWoollard said:

iluvmercs said:

...A friend took the aerial photographs....

Out of interest, how do agents get the aerial shots? Helicopter? Crane? Massive step ladders?

As others have said - I can confirm - my friend has a drone business. In his case he uses an octocopter drone.

Darren

Thanks for the info everyone, ive always been curious about that. It seems so obvious now!

• Goes to look for drones on ebay...

Need special licence to take photos commercially.