Interesting car-related folly at this house that's for sale...
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Check out the folly and car that comes with this house.
Photo 21.
The house has nothing to do with me btw.
Check out the folly and car that comes with this house.
Photo 21.
The house has nothing to do with me btw.
Edited by sue20 on Monday 9th March 21:46
It's cheap oop North.
I used to live in a small village which is a former asylum split in to mews houses, and has new builds round it, surrounded by parkland and mature trees. There are a few people in the village who drive 20 minutes to the train station then get a train which takes 1.5 hours to get to Kings Cross.
They do this every day.
WHY?
They have five bedroomed houses (with double garages, for PH points) backing on to fields that cost less than half a million, and are in a catchment area for one of the best schools in the country.
I used to live in a small village which is a former asylum split in to mews houses, and has new builds round it, surrounded by parkland and mature trees. There are a few people in the village who drive 20 minutes to the train station then get a train which takes 1.5 hours to get to Kings Cross.
They do this every day.
WHY?
They have five bedroomed houses (with double garages, for PH points) backing on to fields that cost less than half a million, and are in a catchment area for one of the best schools in the country.
johnnyBv8 said:
talksthetorque said:
£1.5m if you're interested.
Seems a lot of house (and a Morris car) for the money. You could spend that on a 3 bed city centre apartment elsewhere!talksthetorque said:
It's cheap oop North.
I used to live in a small village which is a former asylum split in to mews houses, and has new builds round it, surrounded by parkland and mature trees. There are a few people in the village who drive 20 minutes to the train station then get a train which takes 1.5 hours to get to Kings Cross.
They do this every day.
WHY?
They have five bedroomed houses (with double garages, for PH points) backing on to fields that cost less than half a million, and are in a catchment area for one of the best schools in the country.
Bracebridge Heath?I used to live in a small village which is a former asylum split in to mews houses, and has new builds round it, surrounded by parkland and mature trees. There are a few people in the village who drive 20 minutes to the train station then get a train which takes 1.5 hours to get to Kings Cross.
They do this every day.
WHY?
They have five bedroomed houses (with double garages, for PH points) backing on to fields that cost less than half a million, and are in a catchment area for one of the best schools in the country.
CoolC said:
talksthetorque said:
It's cheap oop North.
I used to live in a small village which is a former asylum split in to mews houses, and has new builds round it, surrounded by parkland and mature trees. There are a few people in the village who drive 20 minutes to the train station then get a train which takes 1.5 hours to get to Kings Cross.
They do this every day.
WHY?
They have five bedroomed houses (with double garages, for PH points) backing on to fields that cost less than half a million, and are in a catchment area for one of the best schools in the country.
Bracebridge Heath?I used to live in a small village which is a former asylum split in to mews houses, and has new builds round it, surrounded by parkland and mature trees. There are a few people in the village who drive 20 minutes to the train station then get a train which takes 1.5 hours to get to Kings Cross.
They do this every day.
WHY?
They have five bedroomed houses (with double garages, for PH points) backing on to fields that cost less than half a million, and are in a catchment area for one of the best schools in the country.
ZiggyNiva said:
CoolC said:
talksthetorque said:
It's cheap oop North.
I used to live in a small village which is a former asylum split in to mews houses, and has new builds round it, surrounded by parkland and mature trees. There are a few people in the village who drive 20 minutes to the train station then get a train which takes 1.5 hours to get to Kings Cross.
They do this every day.
WHY?
They have five bedroomed houses (with double garages, for PH points) backing on to fields that cost less than half a million, and are in a catchment area for one of the best schools in the country.
Bracebridge Heath?I used to live in a small village which is a former asylum split in to mews houses, and has new builds round it, surrounded by parkland and mature trees. There are a few people in the village who drive 20 minutes to the train station then get a train which takes 1.5 hours to get to Kings Cross.
They do this every day.
WHY?
They have five bedroomed houses (with double garages, for PH points) backing on to fields that cost less than half a million, and are in a catchment area for one of the best schools in the country.
talksthetorque said:
It's cheap oop North.
I used to live in a small village which is a former asylum split in to mews houses, and has new builds round it, surrounded by parkland and mature trees. There are a few people in the village who drive 20 minutes to the train station then get a train which takes 1.5 hours to get to Kings Cross.
They do this every day.
WHY?
They have five bedroomed houses (with double garages, for PH points) backing on to fields that cost less than half a million, and are in a catchment area for one of the best schools in the country.
Yep, plenty for your money. I'd live there too, if it wasn't for the weather. Unfortunately I was born in the south and have grown too used to mild weather at worst. I do wonder if there'll be more people moving north as the south east gets ever more congested but I suspect they might go west before they go north.I used to live in a small village which is a former asylum split in to mews houses, and has new builds round it, surrounded by parkland and mature trees. There are a few people in the village who drive 20 minutes to the train station then get a train which takes 1.5 hours to get to Kings Cross.
They do this every day.
WHY?
They have five bedroomed houses (with double garages, for PH points) backing on to fields that cost less than half a million, and are in a catchment area for one of the best schools in the country.
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