Show us your real estate pawn (Vol 5)

Show us your real estate pawn (Vol 5)

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snobetter

1,221 posts

157 months

Thursday 6th February
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https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/149335733#/...

For the plot, not the house.
Can't be long before next door is torn down as well.

weeve

258 posts

27 months

Thursday 6th February
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Ah yes, they are. Wondered who was reopening that as I’m pretty local. Nice location… The Askam owners own a couple of other places too George and dragon etc I think…. Prob decided it’s easier to make proper restaurant money in the actual national park though ..although clearly not short of a bob or two anyway. In the olden days the Lakes were quiet about now in Feb, especially there, but no longer. I went for walk this morning out the front door after dropping the kids at school and the saga middle class retired crew were out in force in their new Patagucci jackets and Osprey bags.

Doofus

29,529 posts

184 months

Thursday 6th February
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Askham Hall is G1 listed (with G2 gardens), and the owners can't afford the upkeep and the wage bill.

Their new wedding venue (with the Michelin starred restaurant) is only about five miles away, and they're adding 16 bedrooms to the George and Dragon, which is a out 2 miles away, so anyone who buys the Hall will have stiff - established - competition and a huge annual maintenance bill

RosscoPCole

3,482 posts

185 months

Thursday 6th February
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If you like golf the view is amazing.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/157790504#/...

trickywoo

12,676 posts

241 months

Thursday 6th February
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RosscoPCole said:
If you like golf the view is amazing.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/157790504#/...
You would REALLY need to like golf to drop £7m on that.

weeve

258 posts

27 months

Thursday 6th February
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Doofus said:
Askham Hall is G1 listed (with G2 gardens), and the owners can't afford the upkeep and the wage bill.

Their new wedding venue (with the Michelin starred restaurant) is only about five miles away, and they're adding 16 bedrooms to the George and Dragon, which is a out 2 miles away, so anyone who buys the Hall will have stiff - established - competition and a huge annual maintenance bill
Agree entirely. Can’t see it selling with v significant reduction.

Louis Balfour

28,176 posts

233 months

Thursday 6th February
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Doofus said:
Askham Hall is G1 listed (with G2 gardens), and the owners can't afford the upkeep and the wage bill.

Their new wedding venue (with the Michelin starred restaurant) is only about five miles away, and they're adding 16 bedrooms to the George and Dragon, which is a out 2 miles away, so anyone who buys the Hall will have stiff - established - competition and a huge annual maintenance bill
Good info.

weeve

258 posts

27 months

Thursday 6th February
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By the way. Have we had this? Probably but I’m too lazy to check. It’s the south side of Ullswater too so you can walk to their new restaurant

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/153685232

Happy to move in once the fxxk bucket is ripped out, some of the modern tat and lighting is deleted and the one wall wallpaper cliche gets a painting over.

PushedDover

6,414 posts

64 months

Thursday 6th February
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weeve said:
By the way. Have we had this? Probably but I’m too lazy to check. It’s the south side of Ullswater too so you can walk to their new restaurant

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/153685232

Happy to move in once the fxxk bucket is ripped out, some of the modern tat and lighting is deleted and the one wall wallpaper cliche gets a painting over.
biggrin that is strong VFM compared to ST Andrews offering !

Jonny8v

211 posts

85 months

Thursday 6th February
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trickywoo said:
RosscoPCole said:
If you like golf the view is amazing.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/157790504#/...
You would REALLY need to like golf to drop £7m on that.
I assume that some future rental value is baked into that price tag

The Don of Croy

6,167 posts

170 months

Thursday 6th February
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CouncilFerrari said:
I'm not sure if this belongs in here, it's certainly not pawn at the moment. It's a hell of a place though and in some beautiful countryside. I've driven and rode past it umpteen times and I'm currently doing insane levels of man maths to figure out how I could afford it...

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/144364853#/...
I think the placement of the bathroom cabinet is genius. The mould, less so...


h0b0

8,465 posts

207 months

Thursday 6th February
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Doofus said:
POIDH said:
h0b0 said:
I have canoed past a few times - a lovely building from the river. Askham is great as well, and not far to Penrith. I do think you might get some motorway noise though...hmm.
A pig in a poke, I fear.
It has been taken off the market one day after going on.

Legend83

10,254 posts

233 months

Thursday 6th February
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The Don of Croy said:
I think the placement of the bathroom cabinet is genius. The mould, less so...

It would take a brave person to open that toilet lid...

Nurburgsingh

5,302 posts

249 months

Thursday 6th February
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Legend83 said:
The Don of Croy said:
I think the placement of the bathroom cabinet is genius. The mould, less so...

It would take a brave person to open that toilet lid...
Is that the ladies toilet from the bar in Desperado ? FML

CountyAFC

2,181 posts

14 months

Thursday 6th February
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Could be special. Need modernising though.

vdn

9,101 posts

214 months

Thursday 6th February
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ConnectionError said:
Love it. Some tasteful updates would make it a humdinger.

POIDH

1,431 posts

76 months

Thursday 6th February
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weeve said:
By the way. Have we had this? Probably but I’m too lazy to check. It’s the south side of Ullswater too so you can walk to their new restaurant

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/153685232

Happy to move in once the fxxk bucket is ripped out, some of the modern tat and lighting is deleted and the one wall wallpaper cliche gets a painting over.
I went to school with the girl who lived there - albeit many years ago. Back then it was old barns, all but a farmyard, and a rather lovely old house.

TheJimi

26,125 posts

254 months

Thursday 6th February
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ConnectionError said:
I can appreciate it for what it is - a grand property.

Does nothing for me as a place of my own.

rodericb

7,557 posts

137 months

Friday 7th February
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ConnectionError said:
Picture 7, aka Family Room, gives some 2001: A Space Odyssey vibes.