Over £5 million for a terrace in London.

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It is beautiful but £5 million!

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/144872354

Bath in the bedroom, yuck!

Odd to have bunk beds on the landing. Beautiful house, it's huge and good location so it will be expensive.

Nice house.

can probably split into flat and get more money from selling them separately.

That’s a thing these days isn’t it.

I wonder if it’s so you don’t lie in the bath and start thinking about how the grout needs a good scrub.

That is a lot of urns.

It’s a fashionable area. But Kensal Rise is hardly well connected transport wise and it’s a bit dingy in parts. I don’t get it. I live not far away in a Victorian five bed with a bigger garden and closer to Tubes. My house is worth 50% of that house. Ours is not as nicely decorated but give me the price difference to spend on a decorator and it will be nicer!

50% of £5 million is not small change!

A lot of apples too.

I'm always baffled by baths in front of windows. OK, you can have the lower pane of glass obscured (thus losing any view there might have been to lie in the bath and enjoy), but what do you do when you stand up? Crouch?

I've seen loads of these posh houses with a 'bath with a view'. All I can think is, if you can see outside, then outside can see YOU. And if you have to draw curtains or close blinds in order to have the bath, then what's the point of having it by a window? The only place a bath by a window would be of any good is on a deserted island somewhere - even in the countryside there are ramblers and bird watchers with binoculars...

I noticed that too. I’m sure there is a ‘how much a Greek Urn’ joke in there somewhere.

It’s nice enough but I wouldn’t say anything particularly special, far too much endless matching wood for me.

It's horrible! All that wood on the walls and ceilings, bath in bedroom, beds in hall, random massive fireplace not in keeping with the character of the house. It reminds me of grim eccentric landladies in 1980s.
And that area is nothing special. You could buy a beautiful terraced house in Hyde Park or Hampstead village for that.

It’s overpriced, nice area & house but I very much doubt they will get that.

I think it's beautifully decorated and I'd happily live in it!

That’s really disappointing, was expecting something nicer for that price.
I can’t believe it’s only council tax band D.

It feels quite luxe air bnb to me - especially with the bunkbeds on the landing.

Yes very weird!!

Price per sqm seems massively inflated for the area. I'd expect that in Hampstead not Queen's Park.

I really like it but it’s massively overpriced. £3.5m would be more like it.

It’s almost like the interior is a ski lodge or forest style. Doesn’t match the outside. Hate the bath in bedroom but I really quite like the bunks on the landing. It’s a quirky thing kids would love to grow up with.

They've gone really overboard on all the wood cladding!
It's very over priced too. A house on the same road sold last year for 2 million less, slightly smaller sq footage but semi detached which carries a premium. Crazy pricing by comparison.

I'd want to buy a whole row of terraces for that price!

It’s much bigger inside than it looks from outside. Unusual decor eg shelves of urns. I would never look at it if I had £5 million in London!

Good heavens! I used to live right near there many years ago as a child. Can't believe that price.

I'm completely baffled by the bunk beds on the landing!