Show us your real estate pawn (vol 2)

[FourWheelDrift]

RevsPerMinute said:

Try before you buy - Currently been ran as a B&B

http://www.thecoachhouseduncote.co.uk/

Edited by RevsPerMinute on Thursday 26th February 10:27

Impressive reviews - http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_Review-g6028164...

[Jayyylo]

http://http://www.propertypal.com/63-connor-road-parkgate/291656

One from NI which is just perfect. I don't think I'd want to change anything before moving in, apart from the cinema screen maybe being too close. It comes with a heated driveway so there'll no trouble getting up the slope in snowy conditions.

Edit: The 'delicious' script would definitely be removed.

[ianrb]

Jayyylo said:

http://http://www.propertypal.com/63-connor-road-parkgate/291656

One from NI which is just perfect. I don't think I'd want to change anything before moving in, apart from the cinema screen maybe being too close. It comes with a heated driveway so there'll no trouble getting up the slope in snowy conditions.

Edit: The 'delicious' script would definitely be removed.

I like that too, apart from the marble floors.

[RichB]

ianrb said:

Jayyylo said:

http://http://www.propertypal.com/63-connor-road-parkgate/291656

One from NI which is just perfect. I don't think I'd want to change anything before moving in, apart from the cinema screen maybe being too close. It comes with a heated driveway so there'll no trouble getting up the slope in snowy conditions.

Edit: The 'delicious' script would definitely be removed.

I like that too, apart from the marble floors.

That is excellent - what would you have on the ground floors? I expect they were granite slabs originally?

[ianrb]

RichB said:

ianrb said:

Jayyylo said:

http://http://www.propertypal.com/63-connor-road-parkgate/291656

One from NI which is just perfect. I don't think I'd want to change anything before moving in, apart from the cinema screen maybe being too close. It comes with a heated driveway so there'll no trouble getting up the slope in snowy conditions.

Edit: The 'delicious' script would definitely be removed.

I like that too, apart from the marble floors.

That is excellent - what would you have on the ground floors? I expect they were granite slabs originally?

Happy with stone slabs, the original granite would be fine, for kitchens and bathrooms, but prefer wood or carpet for other areas, but all with UFH!

[RichB]

ianrb said:

Happy with stone slabs, the original granite would be fine, for kitchens and bathrooms, but prefer wood or carpet for other areas, but all with UFH!

Yes you're right, marble throughout the ground floor is a bit Spanish villa.

[furtive]

Lighthouse, anyone?

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

[tr7ster]

I reckon I could be quite happy here http://search.savills.com/property-detail/gbedsced....

[ianrb]

tr7ster said:

I reckon I could be quite happy here http://search.savills.com/property-detail/gbedsced....

Is that JK Rowlins old place?

[Turbodiesel1976]

tr7ster said:

I reckon I could be quite happy here http://search.savills.com/property-detail/gbedsced....

Superb

[Bluebarge]

Jayyylo said:

http://http://www.propertypal.com/63-connor-road-parkgate/291656

One from NI which is just perfect. I don't think I'd want to change anything before moving in, apart from the cinema screen maybe being too close. It comes with a heated driveway so there'll no trouble getting up the slope in snowy conditions.

Edit: The 'delicious' script would definitely be removed.

I wouldn't fight you for that. It looks like an old people's home from the outside, it seems to have a gross imbalance of bedrooms to reception rooms, it overlooks another house, sits below a very manky-looking old quarry which would be a magnet for ne'erdowells and is within earshot of the motorway. I'll pass, thanks.

[Bluebarge]

furtive said:

Lighthouse, anyone?

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

I like that a lot. A short walk to Mill Bay where Henry Tudor landed in 1485 or to Westdale Bay for a spot of surfing, or to Dale for lunch in the Griffin and a spot of boating in Milford Haven. Bloody awful taste in sofas though.

EDIT; a quick google reveals some maintenance issues - looks like no money has been spent for about 15 years - would need a good surveyor with a head for heights and a big refurb budget!

Edited by Bluebarge on Tuesday 3rd March 17:51

[mantis84]

Bluebarge said:

furtive said:

Lighthouse, anyone?

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

I like that a lot. A short walk to Mill Bay where Henry Tudor landed in 1485 or to Westdale Bay for a spot of surfing, or to Dale for lunch in the Griffin and a spot of boating in Milford Haven. Bloody awful taste in sofas though.

EDIT; a quick google reveals some maintenance issues - looks like no money has been spent for about 15 years - would need a good surveyor with a head for heights and a big refurb budget!

Edited by Bluebarge on Tuesday 3rd March 17:51

No surfing at Westdale at the moment, or the near future for that matter - according to my Dad the recent storms and bad weather have washed away most of the sand leaving a lot of very sharp and jagged-looking rocks exposed. Agree that it's a cracking area though, my folks live near Little Haven - just wish it didn't take so bloody long to get there!

[Justayellowbadge]

Needs at least a million spending as it has been in commercial use, leading to a decidedly undomestic layout (kitchens upstairs, public toilets etc) but it is lovely.

Picture 21 solves PH requirements.

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

[Bluebarge]

Justayellowbadge said:

Needs at least a million spending as it has been in commercial use, leading to a decidedly undomestic layout (kitchens upstairs, public toilets etc) but it is lovely.

Picture 21 solves PH requirements.

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

That looks fantastic. Just need that lottery win now!

[pidsy]

Bluebarge said:

Justayellowbadge said:

Needs at least a million spending as it has been in commercial use, leading to a decidedly undomestic layout (kitchens upstairs, public toilets etc) but it is lovely.

Picture 21 solves PH requirements.

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

That looks fantastic. Just need that lottery win now!

awesome.

is that a bomb disposal robot in pic 24??

[BigBen]

pidsy said:

Bluebarge said:

Justayellowbadge said:

Needs at least a million spending as it has been in commercial use, leading to a decidedly undomestic layout (kitchens upstairs, public toilets etc) but it is lovely.

Picture 21 solves PH requirements.

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

That looks fantastic. Just need that lottery win now!

awesome.

is that a bomb disposal robot in pic 24??

I wondered the same.

[Justayellowbadge]

Currently the HQ of a security and defence contractor.

[Laurel Green]

That door will need some easing.




Apart from that...

[Mark Benson]

mantis84 said:

Bluebarge said:

furtive said:

Lighthouse, anyone?

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

I like that a lot. A short walk to Mill Bay where Henry Tudor landed in 1485 or to Westdale Bay for a spot of surfing, or to Dale for lunch in the Griffin and a spot of boating in Milford Haven. Bloody awful taste in sofas though.

EDIT; a quick google reveals some maintenance issues - looks like no money has been spent for about 15 years - would need a good surveyor with a head for heights and a big refurb budget!

Edited by Bluebarge on Tuesday 3rd March 17:51

No surfing at Westdale at the moment, or the near future for that matter - according to my Dad the recent storms and bad weather have washed away most of the sand leaving a lot of very sharp and jagged-looking rocks exposed. Agree that it's a cracking area though, my folks live near Little Haven - just wish it didn't take so bloody long to get there!

Had some lovely weeks away in Dale a few years back, fantastic part of the UK. Property sounds like it could be a moneypit though.