Is this what you’d consider to be a ‘middle class’ style house?

[Inburess]

or is it just run of the mill these days?

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/174843149#/?channel=RES_BUY

That's a generic disclaimer and doesn't look to have been used on this listing though. AI wouldn't generate crumpled beds and Liverpool FC signs

When I was a child (different era, another life) these would have been aspirant lower middle or middle class, I think. They were pretty common but house prices weren't so loony. For my taste, this one has been over done. Vast sterile kitchen and the wallpaper is a bit much. Nice house, lacks warmth. (These are just my opinions).
Just seen it's AI. Oh. Anyway, lower middle to middle.

It's on an estate, vero overlooked I would say not middleclass. Expensive but not value for money

Depends how you are defining class. Could be classed as upper working/lower middle financially. Culturally, working class.

What did its parents do for a living? That's crucial. If they were manual workers it remains Proudly Working Class whatever exists now.

@Inburess i love how the sink in one of thr bathrooms is being propped up by green boxes.

nice ish house yes middle class but very generic

But it would generate a fan pointing directly at a wall (pic 23) and a 'home office' with an implausible number of monitors overlapping in ways that would give Escher a headache (pic 24). Several pics also have that weird flatness of CGI. It may not all be AI, but some of it very definitely is.

OP a new build will bring out the snobs. Whether it’s to someone’s taste or not they would clearly subconsciously know the owners were middle class, not exactly going to have a member of the Stonem family from Skins living in it is it?

It's a footstool or pouffee.

You’re a real charmer aren’t you.

What a bizarre discussion! All the houses I've bought in my life are Edwardian / Victorian terraces in North London. The first two were definitely ex 'workers' homes but at least one is now in a highly sought after area close to the tube and you need to be quite affluent to afford them (unless they've been in the family since the 1970s or whenever).

Current house on a larger scale so I assume a wealthier type of family would have lived here originally.

Re mortgage comment earlier - it's doubtful that anyone buying this place would be a first time buyer, so they'd have built up equity over time and wouldn't need a mortgage on the full price.

I didn't know that dogs denoted class. That is worthy of a whole new thread. 😂
That house is middle class with tres nouveau riche interior. Quite a small garden. But middle class covers a whole range, from new builds to country cottages to semi- detached and depends on the area.
I suppose Giles on gogglebox is middle class. His house is quite cluttered and tatty. I'm just waiting for all the hate because I watch a ' lower class' TV programme.

I completely disagree. I'm very familiar with AI and the home office picture isn't generated. None of them are.

Do you mean middle income?

What is a working class house?

It’s the house of a very comfortably off person. Most people couldn’t afford it. As for class it depends how you define middle class.

Not from scratch. The rumpled beds you pointed out, and the piles of clutter in the corners of the pic 23/24 office are definitely real. As is the lawn. But they've taken a lived-in house and done a photoshop cleanup (blurring photos and taking out other identifiers, probably improving the light) that has given it that uncanny look and a few bits of odd perspective.

Dogs are definitely class linked. Probably more than houses, because there are fewer factors constraining choice.

Oh well, your loss.
The women in my family tend to be a lot more interesting than the men.

I think you do

I know! Some really horrible replies on this thread!

Nope. There's a 360 tour with the same details such as the strangely positioned fan and computer monitors, and there isn't an AI tool capable of creating complete 360 tours. I maintain that generative AI has not been used in these photos.

The question is what class would you say the style of house is. Nothing about it says class to me.

I could have wrapped my thoughts up in a nice comment and maybe said “It’s very Dunelm Chic” but the meaning would be the same

I'm not in UK but price tag would be, where I live you would never get a house that size or in that condition for that price. It would be a million plus

Haha I like Dunelm, I also think this house is perfectly nice and, although I’d tweak a few things, I would be over the moon to live in it. Not sure what that says about me?

Also nobody has answered my question about whether my aunties vast collection of interesting fridge magnets from every holiday/travel/day trip destination, ranging from Skegness to Majorca and beyond, count as ‘evidence of travel’? 😃

I’m sure that whoever lives in that house will be very comfortable and happy and enjoy their hot tub. I don’t think they’ll be too concerned what anyone else thinks. It’s sad when people have to curate an image and display evidence of their travels etc.
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