Excessive photos!

[NormaLouiseBates]

Just browsing RM looking at houses I'll never afford in a million years (as you do) and saw this... really? Who the hell can be bothered to go through that many photos? 😂

…somebody with £1.4 mill burning a hole in their back pocket.
Seriously no idea, but I wouldn’t mind a shifty at the first 25!

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/87027105#/?channel=RES_BUY

Lol I didn't link to it in case everyone thought I was just trying to sneakily advertise my own house 😂 (I wish!)

Wow! They are obviously proud of their house. It looks like they paid for a professional photo shoot to do the photos as you can see the photographer's signature in them.

the signature is the estate agent - someone trying to justify their fee and make a name for themselves.

"one of Coventry's most sought-after residential roads" is a phrase I didn't think I'd read.

It might be a nice looking road but it's smack in the middle of a fairly below average area. Do you know Coventry? Kenilworth Road it is not!

It's clearly the EA's Millionaire Special listing package, the Tesco Value properties only get 25-35 photos.

www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/find/Heenay-Joshi-Property-Expert/Coventry.html?locationIdentifier=BRANCH%5E241658&includeSSTC=true&_includeSSTC=on

Has it got loads of ones where they zoom in for an arty shot of an ornament or piece of furniture that the owners will be taking with them anyway. I always find those SO helpful.

Very specific photos of worktops. 🤷🏻‍♀️

It looks like a Lego house to me. 🏠

Apart from a few too many samey shots of the front outside it's fine, I want to see lost of photos,rather that than wonder why there are no photos of the upstairs.

Very envious of the pergola it's lovely!

Urgh, what a horrible soulless house

It's absolutely hideous. All that over designed nonsense is going to date badly.

I was looking at a listing a few days ago and 2 of the photos were close ups of the cat sitting on a pouffe and the garden furniture then a close up of hydrangeas in a vase on a table. Who cares if there is no photo of the third bedroom or side return when I can see some flowers?!

Haha I have that worktop. Love the double sided (I presume gas) fire. One of the bathrooms is spookily similar to mine too. The night time photos are a nice touch but I think 40 photos tops would still be overkill.

For £1.4million, I'd want to be more than a few metres from the A45!

So many photos is usually a sign it’s overpriced, or a house out of kilter with the area.

I know this area! I mean the street is nice enough but there's only a few houses like this on it and it's a bit of a trek to the local high street. And it's not Kenilworth Road.

It’s a gazebo. , a pergola has a slatted roof with gaps in between. A gazebo has a solid roof ☺️

The real question is do you know the difference between a know it all and a smart arse ? 😊

Oh you take being wrong well now don’t you. Alright crack on and call it the wrong thing. That’s not embarrassing at all

It was a gentle joke.

It's definitely the latter in this case.

There is a Northern Ireland trend for excessive photos. I gave you 152

Not my house! No need for the volume.
https://www.propertypal.com/clonard-13-bachelors-walk-portadown-craigavon/945102

Wow, what a house though!

It wouldn't be so many if they didn't have utterly pointless photos of glasses in drawers, a close up of the sink, the skylight, the light bulbs, the corner of the counter, a lamp etc... and them 3+ photos of each thing from different angles.