FlouncingMintyy
Wed 27-Feb-13 23:12:05
I adore them. Shame the garden is so small
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Devora
Wed 27-Feb-13 23:21:12
Wow, they are seriously beautiful. If I lived there I wouldn't need a telly - I'd just sit and drool over my screens all day.
MummytoMog
Wed 27-Feb-13 23:25:13
Ooh, we're putting something like that into our living room - ta for the inspiration!
zgaze
Wed 27-Feb-13 23:25:22
I used to live in the next road to that house 
If you lived there you wouldn't have a telly - it would have been nicked along with the rest of your household possessions, and probably your car too.
LeChatRouge
Wed 27-Feb-13 23:29:17
I love them too.
I think having two small rooms is coming back now and people will be reinstating the walls between front and back rooms again....funny how these things go in phases....
FakePlasticLobsters
Wed 27-Feb-13 23:34:36
The tiled path is gorgeous.
Turniphead1
Wed 27-Feb-13 23:36:33
Gosh am I alone in finding the whole house twee & like a saloon bar. Thought the doors were naff. Just me then.
MajorBumsore
Wed 27-Feb-13 23:38:22
No, I think they're awful too. Plumstead is a bit rough.
Softlysoftly
Wed 27-Feb-13 23:40:01
Are you all joking?
You are joking us?
<<nods to self definitely joking>>
They truly are a thing of beauty!
zgaze
Wed 27-Feb-13 23:46:29
Interestingly in the same road there is a terrace of beautiful modernist houses designed by the highly renowned architect Bernard Lubetkin. Totally random to find such lovely iconic houses in what is essentially the arsehole of south east London.
no saloon bar here
KeatsiePie
Wed 27-Feb-13 23:49:59
I like both. This is why I don't own, too hard to decide. (Nothing at all to do with money or with having to move so often, nope.)
But what is a reception? That first ad said "3 receptions." Is it a living room?
Devora
Wed 27-Feb-13 23:52:27
Yeah, Plumstead is a high price to pay for beautiful dividing doors.
I LOVE dividing doors. I agree they are bound to come back as we plunge into global warming and no-one can afford to heat their open plan kitchen diners. The double height afficionados are doomed.
INeverSaidThat
Thu 28-Feb-13 00:58:50
Sorry, I am not feelin' the love. 
I love love love the staircase on the modern house but I was also quite taken with the dividing doors!
Don't like the dividing doors at all.
I was considering getting a chippy to knock us up a set. In our house in Engand, we have a 'through lounge'. It was shocking to heat.
TheSmallerPenguin
Thu 28-Feb-13 01:31:36
[Shock] I'd have them out within 24hrs of getting the keys.
FillyPutty
Thu 28-Feb-13 01:45:29
Ugh, £400,000 to live in the ghetto in a little terrace.
Just why?
HollyBerryBush
Thu 28-Feb-13 03:44:54
>eek< I wouldnt live in Plumstead. Every time my son goes down that way he gets mugged.
FlouncingMintyy
Thu 28-Feb-13 09:07:41
I like the bathroom too! But am not seriously going to move to Plumstead, don't worry. You can't get a 4 bed house in London for that price without there being a serious downside ... and in this case the area is the downside.
mrsjay
Thu 28-Feb-13 09:13:58
Gosh am I alone in finding the whole house twee & like a saloon bar. Thought the doors were naff. Just me then.
nope hate it and the screens and the kids bedroom was v OTT
mrsjay
Thu 28-Feb-13 09:15:28
and it looks like they have done away with alcovey bits in the living room I like alcovey bits 
Fakebook
Thu 28-Feb-13 09:19:18
They're ugly. The whole house looks like its trying too hard to be something that its not. The bathroom is shocking.