Real Estate nightmares (Vol 2)

They spent all that money refurbishing the property, but didn't widen the drive, so every day you'll be shuffling cars back and forth onto what looks like quite a fast road.

I hadn't noticed how shonky the kitchen is until you mentioned it. May well be a home-made job by the looks of it. The en-suite I think is built over the "return" part of the house, which has a lower roof line than the main part. I remember this from the house I grew up in along the terrace, you would go up the stairs to the 1st floor, and when you got to the landing, you could go straight on into the bedroom/bathroom section in the "return", or turn to the right at which point there were a couple of extra steps up to the level of the main 2 bedrooms. So I guess that's why the en-suite is lower than the bedroom in the loft conversion.

Kind of gets worse the more I look at the place. And IIRC it is one of the houses affected by the underground stream subsidence, which is why the front ground floor window is different from the house to its right, which has the original larger window in place.

Ironically you have the M6 and M1 Lofthouse interchange 100 yards from your back door yet to drive there takes 10-20mins, depending on the time of day.



There is planning permission to build a 1-bed bungalow in the back garden, so should someone what to build a bungalow against the side of the M62, then that will be shared.

I pass this on a regular basis, M8 west of Glasgow. Maybe you just don't hear the traffic, eventually.

And the railway line on the other side of the M8!

Sensational

Oh good lord... wow. Just wow.

she must be on some mighty powerful drugs

Also another estate agent who's terrible at geography.


Quality TV stand - https://youtu.be/kynbFDou6GI?t=111

The ‘period’ house is pretty grim too. Fake beams, Artex and plastic windows just add to the charm.

But the winner is the vid. I wonder if she does this st for every lucky client