Converted public Inn , for property porn lovers.

[justasking111]

Now and again I see houses that are unusual on here, I think this one would fit in.

www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/74800711#/

Wow that’s nuts, I absolutely love it, especially all the original flooring throughout

Bet the cellar is haunted though

I realise this is in Wales but the sentiment remains:

"From the towns all Inns have been driven: from the villages most.... Change your hearts or you will lose your Inns and you will deserve to have lost them. But when you have lost your Inns drown your empty selves, for you will have lost the last of England."
H. Belloc

That's so lovely.

Ah that is lovely and so true.

That’s so sad. Too many pubs being converted to houses, often against the wishes of the local community.

Whoever buys that will need an awful lot of white paint.

Whats the difference between a cellar and a basement?

It's beautiful, I wouldn't even need to change the colours. It's a shame it's in such a bad position on the road though.

@ClearMountain

That’s so sad. Too many pubs being converted to houses, often against the wishes of the local community.

Unfortunately they probably don't provide enough custom to keep them going.

It's sad that it isn't a pub, but look at those floors!
I too am puzzled about the difference between a cellar and a basement but I'd happily take both.

I do love a good floor plan.

Unfortunately they probably don't provide enough custom to keep them going
I’ve seen a lot of these conversions and often someone buys a pub because it’s cheaper than a house, then applies for planning to convert it, even though it was a popular pub and local people object strenuously. These fights and appeals can last for years.

@Barmbraic

Whats the difference between a cellar and a basement?

Cellars are below ground level. A basement is below the main entrance floor. So, if your front door is on the first floor up some steps, the ground floor - although above ground - is technically a "basement".

Interesting, thanks FaceyRomford

I love it too. We are thinking of moving to Wales. 🤔

Dear God, if DH happened across that listing I would find him chucking stuff into boxes and rehoming the cat

The lady of the house has incredibly big feet.

A cellar has no natural light. A basement does. We have a basement and this is what our surveyor told me. It’s all below ground level but the house has light wells built in.

I wish estate agents would stop using those bright filters in photos. They did the same to my MIL house recently. It made it look ridiculous.
Great house though.

I couldn't live with all the stuff on the walls, or the fruit machines but obviously (hopefully) the owner would take all that. I'd have to gut the kitchen and bathroom but its an amazing house for £250k.

Ok so one portrait above the daybed is Mick Jagger, the other one is Madonna - who is the third (on the left?).

Sting?

Wow ! I love it. (Not all furniture etc is to my taste, obvs.)

I can't work out the garden situation. There should be a former car park, but there's woodland all around it.

Jesus Christ, how awful. I have a headache just looking at it, let alone living there. It needs 100% complete redecoration. Given the outside is so ugly I don't think I'd bother.

I went to that pub once, about 30 years ago!