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Agent describes this as quirky......what words would you use?

93 replies

Rattysparklebum · 14/07/2017 19:39

www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-67644806.html

OP posts:
FagAshMIL · 14/07/2017 23:31

So bad I had to say it twice apparently

dodobookends · 14/07/2017 23:35

I think it's rather sweet Smile

ItsAHardKn0ckLife · 14/07/2017 23:35

Imagine trying to fit your corner sofa in there! PIVOT!

ScarletForYa · 14/07/2017 23:39

A mess.

PelvicFloorClenchReminder · 15/07/2017 00:12

Claustrophobic
Hobbity
Depressing
Like you should swig from bottle labelled 'drink me' before entering

Ceto · 15/07/2017 00:22

When I was a student one year I was in a flat where the kitchen was at the bottom of a staircase like that. It worked quite well, you could use the stairs as an extra work surface when you were cooking. But that was probably because we were 20 and lousy cooks anyway.

provider5sectorzz9 · 15/07/2017 01:56

I think it looks like a home made for the little people...elves and faerie folk
any human who moved in would probably incur their wrath and find themselves beset with all manner of problems
I wouldnt risk it

hesterton · 15/07/2017 06:38

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Rhubarbtart9 · 15/07/2017 07:36

Crazy. Wouldn't want to buy it but would happily spend the night there. Could make a great airbnb or holiday let.

Confuseddot · 15/07/2017 07:44

I'd describe it as a shop

barbarann · 15/07/2017 07:49

I like it!

But couldn't live in it.

As pp said it'd be a good Air B&B.

annasfarmgirl · 15/07/2017 07:52

Cute.
Unliveable.

Veronicat · 15/07/2017 08:00

The shape can work.
I'd buy it for a holiday home.

www.kentandsussexcottages.co.uk/coastal-sussex/hastings-and-st-leonards-cottages/rh1088-the-piece-of-cheese

SarahJonesS · 15/07/2017 08:26

Where would you put the settee?? The only obvious place for a TV is next/above the fire place but it would be a push to put a 2 seater settee opposite as you'd be blocking the stairs.

FaithAgain · 15/07/2017 08:30

I'd describe it as a 'mouse-swinger' (ie not big enough to swing a cat!). It was clearly added where there really wasn't enough space for someone wanting an extra few quid! What an awkward space!

NetballandFootball · 15/07/2017 08:32

I would have loved it when I was single and needed to be close to the station for my commute.

HipsterHunter · 15/07/2017 09:16

Tiny
Shit
Ackward
No privacy
Expensive on a £/sa foot basis

Trollspoopglitter · 15/07/2017 09:22

Agent speak: Bespoke add-on

Bespoke would be a word you'd be using a lot as you shell out for bespoke shelves, furniture, sofa ... To fit the bloody angles.

I'd describe it as dead-space for sale. All those angles make a lot of the actual footage unusable, unless you build expensive and creative custom storage

goose1964 · 15/07/2017 09:42

unusual, I quite like it but it's impractical , but it's a bargain for the area

UnaOfStormhold · 15/07/2017 09:46

Prismatic?

Youcanttaketheskyfromme · 15/07/2017 10:00

I peronsally would say "How fucking much ?!?"

SleepFreeZone · 15/07/2017 10:02

I'd describe that as a What the Hell were you Thinking?

PunjanaTea · 15/07/2017 10:07

Holiday home/ let.

anchor9 · 15/07/2017 10:15

weird! love a big entrance hallway though!

SoupDragon · 15/07/2017 10:23

That's not an entrance hallway, it's the living room!