Show us your real estate pawn (vol 3)

Show us your real estate pawn (vol 3)

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C Lee Farquar

4,079 posts

218 months

Saturday 18th May 2019
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petemurphy said:
And near me. IIRC the big house is newish, the original farmhouse is the smaller stone house.

The farmer's widow lives at the end of the drive in another house.

Escort3500

11,977 posts

147 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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C Lee Farquar said:
petemurphy said:
And near me. IIRC the big house is newish, the original farmhouse is the smaller stone house.

The farmer's widow lives at the end of the drive in another house.
Built in 1987 according to the agent’s brochure.

petemurphy

10,143 posts

185 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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Escort3500 said:
The public footpaths would put me off and the interior is soulless.
footpaths yes - interior can be gutted

petemurphy

10,143 posts

185 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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C Lee Farquar said:
And near me. IIRC the big house is newish, the original farmhouse is the smaller stone house.

The farmer's widow lives at the end of the drive in another house.
shall we go halves?!

Fermit and Sexy Sarah

13,154 posts

102 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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Escort3500 said:
petemurphy said:
The public footpaths would put me off and the interior is soulless.
You'd have 56 acres to play with, enough to avoid the riff-raff I'd say.

C Lee Farquar

4,079 posts

218 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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petemurphy said:
C Lee Farquar said:
And near me. IIRC the big house is newish, the original farmhouse is the smaller stone house.

The farmer's widow lives at the end of the drive in another house.
shall we go halves?!
I'd still be a few quid short. Last time I went there was 1984, helping spread the contents of the dairy unit slurry lagoon

petemurphy

10,143 posts

185 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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C Lee Farquar said:
I'd still be a few quid short. Last time I went there was 1984, helping spread the contents of the dairy unit slurry lagoon
oh to have bought it then!

S1KRR

12,548 posts

214 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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Liking this modernist in Esher



£2.2M

https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/47522983


Hoofy

76,680 posts

284 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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S1KRR said:
Liking this modernist in Esher



£2.2M

https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/47522983
Designed by the same people who designed the ambulance station... in Esher?

Bonefish Blues

27,351 posts

225 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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Happy house is happy laugh

Burwood

18,709 posts

248 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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Hoofy said:
S1KRR said:
Liking this modernist in Esher



£2.2M

https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/47522983
Designed by the same people who designed the ambulance station... in Esher?
The exterior is grim. Who designed the pool. I don't like that brick colour either-too industrial, like a council building

Bonefish Blues

27,351 posts

225 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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I like it, an interesting take on the white modernist box.

S1KRR

12,548 posts

214 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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Bonefish Blues said:
Happy house is happy laugh
laugh



Burwood said:
The exterior is grim. Who designed the pool. I don't like that brick colour either-too industrial, like a council building
Modernist tends to be quite functional exterior wise. I'd get rid of the pool personally. The interior is very nice imo



On the subject of homes with pools that need filling in.

https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/46450717



This house has been for sale for ages. Granted it needs a lot of updating inside. But anybody got ideas as why it hasn't sold. It's on a relatively desirable estate, overlooks a golf course which I assumed was a plus point for those types. Looks like it has enough trees to not be overlooked much.

I'm surprised it hasn't even been bought to demolish and build something more contemporary confused
Purely the high price?


(On the aerial map, it's actually the L shape home a the end of the road, not where the Z logo is)




Escort3500

11,977 posts

147 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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Fermit and Sexy Sarah said:
Escort3500 said:
petemurphy said:
The public footpaths would put me off and the interior is soulless.
You'd have 56 acres to play with, enough to avoid the riff-raff I'd say.
Not the one on the boundary of the back garden I’d say.

C Lee Farquar

4,079 posts

218 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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It is on the Darcy Dalton way footpath which I presume attracts a number of bobble hats. 5 million seems optimistic to me. It's not prime Cotswolds, the house doesn't quite carry it off imo. Footpaths, shared drives etc

dmsims

6,597 posts

269 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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Escort3500 said:
Fermit and Sexy Sarah said:
Escort3500 said:
petemurphy said:
The public footpaths would put me off and the interior is soulless.
You'd have 56 acres to play with, enough to avoid the riff-raff I'd say.
Not the one on the boundary of the back garden I’d say.
and the one that goes smack bang though the middle!

Escort3500

11,977 posts

147 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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dmsims said:
Escort3500 said:
Fermit and Sexy Sarah said:
Escort3500 said:
petemurphy said:
The public footpaths would put me off and the interior is soulless.
You'd have 56 acres to play with, enough to avoid the riff-raff I'd say.
Not the one on the boundary of the back garden I’d say.
and the one that goes smack bang though the middle!
Probably the one I’m referring to. Goes along the drive from east to west, to the north of the house?

FourWheelDrift

88,799 posts

286 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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I'm sure there's just thousands walking along there every day. It goes past the house and on into a series of ploughed fields and then comes out at St Andrews Church, Great Rollright, a right mecca for Christians that place, full house every night.

smile

DKL

4,525 posts

224 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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S1KRR said:
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On the subject of homes with pools that need filling in.

https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/46450717



This house has been for sale for ages. Granted it needs a lot of updating inside. But anybody got ideas as why it hasn't sold. It's on a relatively desirable estate, overlooks a golf course which I assumed was a plus point for those types. Looks like it has enough trees to not be overlooked much.

I'm surprised it hasn't even been bought to demolish and build something more contemporary confused
Purely the high price?


(On the aerial map, it's actually the L shape home a the end of the road, not where the Z logo is)
I pity the poor sod that feels that is worth 2.2 mill of their hard earned. Its an estate house, a big one granted, with a dubious pool extension and you can almost reach the back fence from the house.
I have no idea about the area but anything nice had better be 5 mill or that's a 900k house.

Escort3500

11,977 posts

147 months

Sunday 19th May 2019
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FourWheelDrift said:
I'm sure there's just thousands walking along there every day. It goes past the house and on into a series of ploughed fields and then comes out at St Andrews Church, Great Rollright, a right mecca for Christians that place, full house every night.

smile
We’ve got one that passes at the back of our place, on the edge of a small village in a rural area. It leads to a church and a series of ploughed fields too. And is a mecca for ramblers, horse riders and mountain bikers. Some of them are a PITA, esp the speeding MBers.

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