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Property Purchase - Advice

  • 15-06-2006 4:07pm
    #1
    gbh
    Closed Accounts Posts: 429 ✭✭


    I am thinking of purchasing a house. However, I am not sure of the neighbourhood I might be moving into and consequently the quality of life and the resale value of the house. While I am pretty confident that I will bring a certain degree of class to the neighbourhood, ie, being a professional, the neighbours I am not so sure of. They seem to take less pride in the exterior appearance of their house.

    Also, as it will be an end of terrace house, it seems to attract binge drinking of cider and the like and village idiots, etc on weekend nights, showing off to each other and trying to prove in a number of ways who can last the distance, whose the man, etc... I'd be fairly certain there is a degree of post drinking urinating going on as well up against the outside garden wall or in that vicinity. As the back garden isnt too large, I'm just wondering would this place by very unhygenic to live in? Would it be a suitable place to bring up a family? I'm not too sure it would.


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  • #2
    Arcadian
    Closed Accounts Posts: 498 ✭✭Arcadian


    I would have thought that since you have so much 'class' you'd prefer somewhere posher;)


  • #3
    sweetie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,797 ✭✭✭sweetie


    gbh wrote:
    ....whose the man, etc...

    You won't be able to benefit the locals with your spelling skills!:p

    Have you heard people say: 'Location, location, location.' You are better off
    with a smaller house in a good area than a larger one in a bad area.


  • #4
    Chocolate
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 143 ✭✭Chocolate


    gbh wrote:
    I am thinking of purchasing a house. However, I am not sure of the neighbourhood I might be moving into and consequently the quality of life and the resale value of the house. While I am pretty confident that I will bring a certain degree of class to the neighbourhood, ie, being a professional, the neighbours I am not so sure of. They seem to take less pride in the exterior appearance of their house.

    Also, as it will be an end of terrace house, it seems to attract binge drinking of cider and the like and village idiots, etc on weekend nights, showing off to each other and trying to prove in a number of ways who can last the distance, whose the man, etc... I'd be fairly certain there is a degree of post drinking urinating going on as well up against the outside garden wall or in that vicinity. As the back garden isnt too large, I'm just wondering would this place by very unhygenic to live in? Would it be a suitable place to bring up a family? I'm not too sure it would.


    Sounds to me like you've already answered your own question. Steer clear!


  • #5
    mad m
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,016 ✭✭✭mad m


    Why dont you knock into one of the neighbours and ask about area,the Garda used to tell you when you rang them but they as a policy now wont say anything,well you might get lucky with the right Garda on duty.

    So ask a neighbuur,do a drive by at weekend late in the evening and then maybe later that night after pubs have shut.


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