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To state that this might just be the best house for sale on Rightmove?

343 replies

Thestral · 16/04/2019 21:48

I don't live there. But I sort of wish I knew whoever does...

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-56317671.html

OP posts:
jarhead123 · 17/04/2019 07:56

WOW!

BuntyBonus · 17/04/2019 08:09

How lovely to see a house where the owners have decorated it in a style they obviously love. So refreshing compared to a sea of grey and tasteful.

OKBobble · 17/04/2019 08:11

Winegummybear - is it your house? Grin

I am.afraid the windchimes will have to go. They would keep me awake !!

NeverSayFreelance · 17/04/2019 08:20

Oh goodness, that's ghastly! What's with the life size Virgin Mary in the bedroom?!

Thestral · 17/04/2019 08:57

I think it's fabulous although I personally wouldn't want to live there.

Might be best to try to keep stereotypes and speculation of who the owners might be out of it though?

I posted it as I was utterly agog looking at it - it's certainly brought me joy looking at the pictures, whatever Marie Kondo would think.

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PotholePalace · 17/04/2019 09:06

I bet whoever lives there makes a nice cup of tea and wouldn't be stingy with the biscuits.

Alsohuman · 17/04/2019 09:09

It’s a fantastic expression of the owners’ individuality. Bet all you mockers are wall to wall laminated floors and grey walls with houses that all look the same.

BiBiBirdie · 17/04/2019 09:11

My eyes!
Can you imagine that with a hangover?
It's like someone got hold of the Laura Ashley catalogue in 1985 and just went "I'll have the lot".

NotBadConsidering · 17/04/2019 09:16

It’s a fantastic expression of the owners’ individuality

...which is the surest way to make your house never sells. By all means express yourself, but surely someone has had the conversation with them about how to market a property?! People want to see what a house is like, not see photos of a tiger and the Virgin Mary.

BatmansBoxers · 17/04/2019 09:18

I unironically like it. It's unapologetic and thats great.

Dieu · 17/04/2019 09:20

Oh my word, where to start?! And I know it's the least of the house's worries, but those big hedges are so horribly oppressive.
What a job they'll have, packing up all that clutter!

Disfordarkchocolate · 17/04/2019 09:21

It's not my style but it looks like a house that is loved by the owners. Despite there being far more stuff than I'd have it looks clean and tidy (always good signs for a well-maintained house). I love the garden.

Alsohuman · 17/04/2019 09:23

The only things that would put me off buying that house are the lack of a proper bathroom and downstairs loo. The rest is purely cosmetic, anyone who can’t see past the decor has zero imagination or vision.

Anniegetyourgun · 17/04/2019 09:24

Well, I like beige.

Alsohuman · 17/04/2019 09:34

Liking beige speaks volumes.

Mydollymolly · 17/04/2019 09:37

I would need a bloody map and compass to find my way round it. Possibly even the phone number of the local search party too.
How the fook can you relax in that house when you have a Virgin Mary gawping at you while you're having a shag and passers by gawping at you while you're having a shit??

Not that you would want a shag with the migraine that you would have.

IvanaPee · 17/04/2019 09:50

It’s a fantastic expression of the owners’ individuality.

Yeah, but it’s still shit.

Why would you assume everyone else has grey walls and laminates? That’s so weird 😂

Villanellesproudmum · 17/04/2019 09:51

The Butler in the bathroom..

NotBadConsidering · 17/04/2019 09:51

Alsohuman

Anyone could see past the decor, but they’ll be looking at those photos and be calculating how much it would cost to renovate: ripping up carpets, painting/wallpaper costs, kitchen cabinets, bathroom fittings etc and the majority of people will just skip past because they don’t want to spend thousands of pounds and months getting it to how they want. It’s real estate 101 that you can’t expect to find a buyer who’s has the same lack of taste as you. It’s a textbook reality tv unsellable house.

Nanny0gg · 17/04/2019 09:56

Ann Maurice would have a field day in there...

Oliversmumsarmy · 17/04/2019 10:11

JuniorAsparagus
So my renovation dates of 1965-1973 wasn’t far off.

I have white wall, oak flooring and chrome fittings
It has been going in my properties since the 80’s

Dumakey · 17/04/2019 10:12

I love it. It's like a giant dolls house Grin

Raspberry88 · 17/04/2019 10:12

Omg! For the first time ever on one of these threads it's somewhere I know!!!! True to its name Rotton Park Road is bloody horrible! When I was a student I viewed a flat down there and it was unbelievable. Advertised as a studio flat it had a small shared toilet down an unlit, uncarpeted hallway and a shower cubical and oven next to each other
in the flat (room) just resting on top of the wrinkled old carped. Still makes me feel a bit strange thinking about it!

The house is unbelievable though, full commitment to the theme, its quite impressive really! It's all stuff though isn't it...would probably look fab stripped out.

ewenice · 17/04/2019 10:16

The kitchen actually makes me feel quite stressed - all that stuff everywhere. Not sure why as my kitchen isn't super tidy. All that stuff makes me feel a bit weird and it must be a nightmare to clean.

Lifeover · 17/04/2019 10:16

Omfg the toilet roll holder man!!!

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