Wow - stunning house!!

[RachelHRD]

www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to-rent/property-44680174.html

This is local to me, stunning location and what an amazing house and garden! if I owned it I'm not sure I'd want to rent it out - even at £7k a month!!

Omg! The gardens! And the dining room, i love it!

We have to find some faults though, dont we? The floor in the kitchen looks cheap comparing to the rest of the house.

(and now i feel better)

it is beautiful

Lol I agree re the floor - should be marble at the very least!!

Ummmm, the step in the kitchen floor would annoy me. I'd be tripping over it all the time whilst carrying loaded plates especially after a or two . There, feel better now?

Agree, the steps in the kitchen would be a pita! Just jealous though as it is beautiful!

Stunning, just showed DH, he said we could do 2 nights

Hmm doesn't do it for me. Looks nice lit up at night though

Agree with Wonklegs, not really my taste. Also, I can't imagine living in a 4,000sqft house. It seems far too large for connected family life.

I was so disappointed- I misread that as "stunning horse"!!!!!!

Hakluyt, I'm trying to imagine what a stunning horse in the DIY section might be about! Comes in kit form - build your own Derby winner!

Not my taste and garden a bit too formal for me

Think of the gas bill!

I don't like it, love the view though.

I'm not keen . Garden is too formal & contrived for my tasted and the interior design is too wannabe footballers wives. The living room looks like someone had a trolley dash in HomeSense.

I agree that the setting and the views are pretty though.

Tastes not tasted

Why do people take lovely old buildings and suck any character out of them by making them look like a new house inside?

Really not to my taste.

It's to let unfurnished, which is a relief as I really don't fancy some of the furnishings. (Er, not that I am thinking about renting it). That lightshade in the living room is a lesson in how to muck up a nice ceiling feature. The whole house suffers from the problem of how to furnish massive rooms without gigantic weird furniture. Once you'd moved in you'd never be able to fit your furniture into a normal house again :)