Would you but this house?

[AfterTheRainComesSun]

Love the inside but cannot get over the outside, I don't like the look of it:

I love it (except the front door). But then I’m an architect.

I like 60s and 70s houses so it's a yes from me.

I wouldn't myself, because it looks like a heat trap - it's an awful lot of glass. The current owners have styled it very nicely, and I'm sure some people would love the outside (personally, I don't). But for me the big issue would be thinking how scorching hot it'd be.

How very 1960s! I kind of like it.

@AuntieDolly , I can't see it either. On phone app.

I like the outside but not the interior and would also worry about the heat in summer with so much glass.

Personally I wouldn't. I quite like the more traditional 1960s style houses with big windows etc, but those edgy 60s/70s builds are too whack

That's quite depressing that some people avoid houses with decent light in case it's 'too hot in summer'. There are so many variables; direction each room is facing, quality of the glass etc. My house is mostly glass and I love it.

Yes, light is one of the main plus points! Usually if people's houses are too hot in the British climate it's because they do silly things like opening windows during the day rather than the evening/ night.

OP I think it looks great!

It’s ~30 degrees in the SE today. Opening and closing windows at the right time is not enough to keep most properties cool in these temperatures.

In 30 degrees? Of course it is! Unless maybe you like in a flat and have a lot of heat rising up from below.

The fact it's on a private development where decisions are made by a managenent committee (and I assume there are also maintenance charges for the communal areas) would make it a no from me.

All the windows like that make it look like our old school.

I live in a mid terrace. Was still 29 in my bedroom at midnight last night despite doing all the right things.

Seems like a bit of a Marmite house! I absolutely love both this house and the other one linked to nearby.

I think 60s/70s architecture has a bad rep and I used to hate it myself. Now I'm starting to appreciate the thought that went into the design. The ones that have been maintained and cared for exude a sense of excitement and optimism in the future (as it was then!) And they are definitely 'period' houses now, which makes me feel old!

MNers are weirdly obsessed with heat though. A sunny day brings out hysterics.

I like it. It's better than most 60s houses and very cheap for Weybridge.

Thank you aloneagaingreat

I like the inside, but the outside reminds me of a school building

Imagine how much the window cleaner would charge...

Looks like a Span house. They are fab, light, airy and lovely block flooring. You could make it fantastic.

The angled walls would put me off a bit though.

You’d think that a warm house is a plus in the UK given you only get 2 weeks of decent warm weather each year!

But it will be cold in winter and warm in summer, won't it, with all that glass?

it has a box room that's trying to pass as a bedroom and demanding £535k. no thanks.

@whyisitallsohard price is very cheap for this area

I really like it. The ground y around it sound pretty amazing too.