Show us your real estate pawn (vol 3)
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DonkeyApple said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Incongruous sex pond is incongruous!
So much value.
‘After purchasing our dream Georgian farmhouse in the countryside, we set about with a full, sympathetic and rather stylish refurb that made it a simply delightful dream home. So much value.
But it was after a weekend away at Latitude with the girls and returning to find that Steven had purchased an old Biffa Bin, filled it with urine and semen, then heated it all up to 40c and expected me to climb into it, that I understood why my mother had warned me all those years earlier not to marry a man who didn’t even know how to spell Stephen.
And this was when I decided to leave Steven and have the property disposed of.
Gameface said:
silentbrown said:
Gameface said:
Escort3500 said:
You’re basically buying a plot. The house is terrible and not worth saving/modernising/ extending.
It's Grade II listed. The house isn't going anywhere.
I quite like this, for a "new money" kind of place. The layout is a little confusing, I'd want to know more about the stair locations and so on, but I think there's a lot to like.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prop...
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prop...
louiebaby said:
I quite like this, for a "new money" kind of place. The layout is a little confusing, I'd want to know more about the stair locations and so on, but I think there's a lot to like.
LOVE IT!- SNIP*
Saw the view and thought, "Dartmouth?" - YEP!
RC1807 said:
Saw the view and thought, "Dartmouth?" - YEP!
I work at Exeter Airport too, so the inclusion of the Helipad could actually be very useful, for commuting purposes.(Let's ignore the fact that the kind of lottery win I'd need to buy it would pretty much negate the need to commute to work.)
louiebaby said:
I quite like this, for a "new money" kind of place. The layout is a little confusing, I'd want to know more about the stair locations and so on, but I think there's a lot to like.
Strangely there appears to be no way to get from the kitchen to what's called the dinning room. 
RichB said:
louiebaby said:
I quite like this, for a "new money" kind of place. The layout is a little confusing, I'd want to know more about the stair locations and so on, but I think there's a lot to like.
Strangely there appears to be no way to get from the kitchen to what's called the dinning room. louiebaby said:
I quite like this, for a "new money" kind of place. The layout is a little confusing, I'd want to know more about the stair locations and so on,
from the floor plans the stairs seem to come out in the brown area to the east of the master bedroom (beyond the dressing area) on the top floor. Pic 2 shows this area as a grey bump-out behind the bedroom.I think the layout works quite well - each bedroom is self-contained and away from the next.
The ground floor makes the most of the westerly view, with the utility room conveniently sited facing northeast, sunny entrance hall & stairs with a large southerly aspect.
Love the fact that it used to be the Golf Course Clubhouse - golf courses are often situated on the best tracts of land, so to have the only house for quite some distance surrounded by land that can't be built on (National Trust) is quite a coup! see:
http://www.golfsmissinglinks.co.uk/index.php/engla...
for details of a great back story
Edited by dobly on Friday 27th July 05:50
h0b0 said:
From brochure: "Master Bedroom Suite of c. 2,500 sq ft"!!!!!!
Wow! That's bigger than a lot of houses.
GreatGranny said:
h0b0 said:
From brochure: "Master Bedroom Suite of c. 2,500 sq ft"!!!!!!Wow! That's bigger than a lot of houses.
All shopping and pampering needs covered by those three!
Lovely place. Nicely decorated, a few income-generating cottages on the estate, and not in the arse-end of nowhere.
Bit of back story here - http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/16377755.britains...
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