Show us your real estate pawn (Vol 4)

[lauda]

Dan_1981 said:

Veyron & an Enzo in the garage too?

Looks like a 918 in the corner too.

[TellYaWhatItIs]

DodgyGeezer said:

I'd either get lost or lose a family member and/or cat in that house. Too much.

I do like the waterfall that flows uphill at the start of the video lol.

[Fermit]

Mr Roper said:

I guess I could make it work if I had to.


https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/70432788#/m...

Underground 10 car garage with turn table and lift seals it. Ok, take my money.

IMO, gauche in the extreme. The only saving grace for me is the V8 Vantage being in my favourite AM colour, Toro Red.

[Shnozz]

Fermit said:

IMO, gauche in the extreme. The only saving grace for me is the V8 Vantage being in my favourite AM colour, Toro Red.

Quite the mix of cars in that garage. Almost one for every occasion and not the usual single marque, single era one of every model that you often see. I approve.

[thegreenhell]

Fermit said:

IMO, gauche in the extreme. The only saving grace for me is the V8 Vantage being in my favourite AM colour, Toro Red.

V12 Zagato, isn't it?

[FourWheelDrift]

iambigred said:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/118831034

Photo 17 onwards

I thought for a moment we were going down into these dark corridors off the kitchen, downstairs into a Silence of the Lambs/Tooth Fairy or Silent Hill world of crazy, but instead got an upstairs acid trip.

Creepy.

Edited by FourWheelDrift on Tuesday 18th January 14:07

[Blackpuddin]

Rather appealing at just over £200k. Cape Breton in Nova Scotia. Philip Glass lives there.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/696-Point-Aconi...

[Fermit]

thegreenhell said:

Fermit said:

IMO, gauche in the extreme. The only saving grace for me is the V8 Vantage being in my favourite AM colour, Toro Red.

V12 Zagato, isn't it?

Looking closer I think I can make out the V12V bonnet vents, so yes, I think you're correct.

[Dan_1981]

Blackpuddin said:

Rather appealing at just over £200k. Cape Breton in Nova Scotia. Philip Glass lives there.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/696-Point-Aconi...

Real seasons. Cold winters, hot summers.

Gorgeous views.

What's the hard standing for in the garden??

Oh and what shall i actually do?!

But gorgeous spot.

[blue_haddock]

iambigred said:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/118831034

Photo 17 onwards

Like a bad acid trip!

[Escort3500]

blue_haddock said:

iambigred said:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/118831034

Photo 17 onwards

Like a bad acid trip!

“ The current custodian is artist Tod Hanson, who has transformed two of the rooms into truly extraordinary art installations, using the influence of the architecture to inform the optics of the works”

Says it all really

[Doofus]

Blackpuddin said:

Rather appealing at just over £200k. Cape Breton in Nova Scotia. Philip Glass lives there.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/696-Point-Aconi...

That is appealing. Sort of in the middle of nowhere. 7 or 8 miles to town, but an awful lot more miles to anywhere else.

[Truckosaurus]

You'd have to budget for another house somewhere warm as I suspect Canadian winters aren't fun for very long.

[Blackpuddin]

Dan_1981 said:

Blackpuddin said:

Rather appealing at just over £200k. Cape Breton in Nova Scotia. Philip Glass lives there.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/696-Point-Aconi...

Real seasons. Cold winters, hot summers.

Gorgeous views.

What's the hard standing for in the garden??

Oh and what shall i actually do?!

Work from home!

[Blackpuddin]

Escort3500 said:

blue_haddock said:

iambigred said:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/118831034

Photo 17 onwards

Like a bad acid trip!

“ The current custodian is artist Tod Hanson, who has transformed two of the rooms into truly extraordinary art installations, using the influence of the architecture to inform the optics of the works”

Says it all really

It was all going well up until pic 17! The scary scullery could be quite easily fixed with a couple of light bulbs but I'm not sure I'd ever be able to go up the staircase in pic 22. On a more serious note that whole building looks wonky somehow, like it's about to fall over.

[juice]

This should definitely be in the 'Pictures that make your teeth itch' thread !

[FunkyNige]

A "wonderfully private" Grade II country house
https://search.savills.com/property-detail/gbnorsn...
Just inside an AONB (a river connecting to The Broads at the bottom of the garden) too.
It's at the end of, appropriately enough, Hardley Hall Lane due South of the church if you're looking for it on the map link from the Savills site.

[thegreenhell]

Blackpuddin said:

It was all going well up until pic 17! The scary scullery could be quite easily fixed with a couple of light bulbs but I'm not sure I'd ever be able to go up the staircase in pic 22. On a more serious note that whole building looks wonky somehow, like it's about to fall over.

I thought that too, and it looks like there may have been some cracks filled in at some point.

[Doofus]

Dan_1981 said:

What's the hard standing for in the garden??

It used to be a house. Now it's a concrete slab with a basement.

[abzmike]

thegreenhell said:

Blackpuddin said:

It was all going well up until pic 17! The scary scullery could be quite easily fixed with a couple of light bulbs but I'm not sure I'd ever be able to go up the staircase in pic 22. On a more serious note that whole building looks wonky somehow, like it's about to fall over.

I thought that too, and it looks like there may have been some cracks filled in at some point.

It was all quite Farrow and Ball up until them.
Perhaps the teenage kids staged a revolution against estate emulsion.