I really want to buy this house...

[thefurryone]

... but I don't think I'll find enough money behind my sofa cushions

www.propertynews.com/Property/Belfast/TRHTRH42766/31-Kings-Road/197304686/

would anyone like to say something about why it's a good thing that i can't afford it

There's pine cladding on the kitchen ceiling.

Erm...erm...erm..., some of the wallpaper is questionable.

Crikey thats a lovely house! Have a really good luck behind those cushions, dig deep dear

That would be look not luck

Buying curtains for that length drop is very very expensive.

That's all I got.

why would the EA include the picture of the alligator/crocodile!

Too many bedrooms to clean? Amazing house, great location - annoying that Property News never have floorplans though.

The cream carpets would get flithy :o

That is a lot of house to clean < slattern >

Theres a vase of twigs in the bathroom?

Beautiful house.

Too many windows to clean....

Gorgeous house but I would worry that with three kids it would feel like hard work to maintain and wouldn't feel like home.

oreocrumbs I think luck is actually pretty appropriate for what I need when I look behind the cushions

Katz I think they might be trying to show off the lovely window.

You're all right though it's just not worth the amount of time I'd have to spend hoovering.

I can't get the link to open. Bah. I want to play!

I think it would be really dangerous to have small children and a crocodile in the same house.

Absolutely stunning house. But just imagine how much it'd cost to furnish it

Rhubarb its right up your street. Even your DH would like this one!!

Go and have a look at it- just to be nosy

High ceilings - you'd never be able to reach the cobwebs .

It's a very disappointing kitchen (aga notwithstanding). It's not just a house, it's a lifestyle with that sort of house - staff definitely required.

It's a bit frou frou for my liking (does that help?).

The statues in the garden will give you nightmares and the swags in the curtains hold years worth of dust >

Other than that its lovely.

happywheezer my current house is about the same size as the maid's pantry and we can't afford to move for at least another 2 1/2 years, I don't think I could cope if I got there and liked it even more.

hannahsaunt I do agree about the kitchen, I was a bit underwhelmed when I got to that photo, the second kitchen actually is actually a lot more pleasing.

Ooh it works now - yes Oreo you are right, it's gorgeous! I want to see pictures of the garden though. And does it have a lake? That's quite important y'know.

yes kitchen bit naff but otherwise very niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

um, it's probably really drafty and maybe it has damp? Rooms with such high ceilings are hard to heat so it'd be cold? yes to curtains being expensive, expensive to furnish, dust .. hmph. that's all I've got.

It is lovely - lots of window, light and spacious. You will need to raid the charity tins to furnish it, and the upkeep of housekeeper/cook vair expensive.
It's Friday - get a Euromillions ticket. That should do it.

Insufficient land for me - where to put the croquet lawn/tennis court/pony paddock/summer pavillion???????

Rhubarb - your DH would loathe it outright. Totally wrong era. Keep looking x