Funny Houses/Flats to rent

D3V!L

Lia_lia wrote: »

Classy Decor!

I've seen worse , might not be your taste but I'm sure someone would like it. It's a bit over baked for my liking.

LirW

It looks incredibly well looked after though. It's nice seeing someone taking a lot of pride into their home, even though I find it quite tasteless.

imme

Lia_lia wrote: »

Classy Decor!

chintzy

it is fierce tidy though

imme

Converted fire station in Chicago is for sale, 2100 West Eastwood Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Looks the business outside, the interior is not particularly appealing.
Saw pics online the other day, maybe its been sold, it was only $1.5m or so

myshirt

I wouldn't mind the baby, it's these f#cking vegans that really get my back up.

Surreptitious

Lia_lia wrote: »

Classy Decor!

That's not far from me. I'd live there, nice floors too.

Lia_lia

Surreptitious wrote: »

That's not far from me. I'd live there, nice floors too.

About a 10 minute walk from where I live too. I have the say the decor is the complete opposite to what I like...desperate! It is spotless though.

ArnoldJRimmer

imme wrote: »

Converted fire station in Chicago is for sale, 2100 West Eastwood Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Looks the business outside, the interior is not particularly appealing.
Saw pics online the other day, maybe its been sold, it was only $1.5m or so

It looks pretty epic, but I'd say you;d have high heating bills in the winter. You;ve the extremely noisy train line right behind it too

https://www.redfin.com/IL/Chicago/2100-W-Eastwood-Ave-60625/home/143005118

Surreptitious

This is dire and look how expensive it is!!

http://www.daft.ie/cork/apartments-for-rent/cork-city/st-patricks-hill-cork-city-cork-1776173/

BandMember

Surreptitious wrote: »

This is dire and look how expensive it is!!

http://www.daft.ie/cork/apartments-for-rent/cork-city/st-patricks-hill-cork-city-cork-1776173/

I'm pretty sure that place could, and should, be reported for having a washing machine in the f**king bathroom!! :eek:

Surreptitious

BandMember wrote: »

I'm pretty sure that place could, and should, be reported for having a washing machine in the f**king bathroom!! :eek:

And no sign of the advertised dryer either.

Vojera

How many photos of the hideous suite of furniture did they think we needed?

James 007

BandMember wrote: »

I'm pretty sure that place could, and should, be reported for having a washing machine in the f**king bathroom!! :eek:

Theres nothing wrong with having a washing machine in the bathroom. If you find you cant scrub yourself properly, just hop into the washing machine for a spin

M5

BandMember wrote: »

I'm pretty sure that place could, and should, be reported for having a washing machine in the f**king bathroom!! :eek:

Standard pretty much everywhere on the continent! I'd much rather in there than having that noisy yoke in the kitchen. (if i didnt have utility of course)

thesandeman

Surreptitious wrote: »

This is dire and look how expensive it is!!

http://www.daft.ie/cork/apartments-for-rent/cork-city/st-patricks-hill-cork-city-cork-1776173/

Spot the difference between pics #13 and #14.
First correct answer wins the internet.

Surreptitious

thesandeman wrote: »

Spot the difference between pics #13 and #14.
First correct answer wins the internet.

More loo roll in the second one

thesandeman

Looks like both were taken at the same time. Don't know why they threw in the couple of extra rolls for the second one. Unless they took the second one first and had a big crap in between.

shaunr68

Surreptitious wrote: »

More loo roll in the second one

Proving several things, firstly that pic 14 was actually taken before pic 13 and that the photographer had the ****s!

Sofa is horrible, kitchen looks like a prison cell, dark miserable carpet, brothel style bedding and I really don't want to look out of my window at a pub called Gallaghers, it would remind me of those obnoxious Mancunian twats.

Surreptitious

shaunr68 wrote: »

Proving several things, firstly that pic 14 was actually taken before pic 13 and that the photographer had the ****s!

Sofa is horrible, kitchen looks like a prison cell, dark miserable carpet, brothel style bedding and I really don't want to look out of my window at a pub called Gallaghers, it would remind me of those obnoxious Mancunian twats.

It's named after Rory Gallagher. It's actually a really cool pub

colm_mcm

Surreptitious wrote: »

And no sign of the advertised dryer either.

It's a washer dryer.

redcup342

BandMember wrote: »

I'm pretty sure that place could, and should, be reported for having a washing machine in the f**king bathroom!! :eek:

On the continent everyone puts it in the washing room, I have mine in the kitchen and everyone thinks i'm a freak.

No Double Glazing and it's on MacCurtain street, good luck to getting any sleep at all, between all the pi$$heads, hobos, taxis and trucks.

Citygirl1

ciaradx wrote: »

http://archive.is/W4jG7



Have to share with a baby and I can't eat meat! No thanks.

They also say "2 people currently living in this apartment". Does the baby not count as a person? :P.
Generally I'd expect a baby to be more trouble (and noise) than anyone else, so think they should be counted in as part of the household!

GoneHome

http://www.daft.ie/dublin/houses-for-sale/clondalkin/21-boot-road-clondalkin-dublin-1600007/ €800,000 Clondalkin

tea and coffee

GoneHome wrote: »

http://www.daft.ie/dublin/houses-for-sale/clondalkin/21-boot-road-clondalkin-dublin-1600007/ €800,000 Clondalkin

Are you paying for a development site or something there? Seems on the high side

€800,000 for a concrete jungle in Clondalkin, pure madness.

GoneHome

tea and coffee wrote: »

Are you paying for a development site or something there? Seems on the high side

Seems an extremely high price for what is essentially an extended ex-Corporation house in Clondalkin.

Aglomerado

I'd say you're paying a premium for the 'culture', boss.

GoneHome

Aglomerado wrote: »

I'd say you're paying a premium for the 'culture', boss.

Yes, picture 31 seems to show three caravans and a static/mobile home on the "site" ahemm

Grayson

Aglomerado wrote: »

I'd say you're paying a premium for the 'culture', boss.

There's enough space to build an apartment building. I'd say that's the reason for the cost.

Thargor

Collapsible kitchen walls for the 3 days a year its warm enough in this country:

https://www.daft.ie/dublin/houses-for-rent/clontarf/hollybrook-grove-clontarf-dublin-1797143/