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Who'd live in a house like this? Part 2

Ken.

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Old thread https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056170773&page=667

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[Deleted User]

Mike3549 wrote: »

Is the "crying chair" included in the sale?

Not if it's the one in the car.

Mike3549

Is the "crying chair" included in the sale?

[Deleted User]

tara73 wrote: »

iif the audi is included, would make more sense...:D

Estate agent: "look at my car, Ain't I good!"

chewed

There's probably more space in the Audi

tara73

iif the audi is included, would make more sense...:D

redcup342

This thread has really put me off on every moving back to Ireland

The greed and the state of some of these places is disgusting.

And we are heading for another property bubble pop.

Samuel T. Cogley

Bricks included.

HeidiHeidi

I'm guessing "one bedroom cottage" should actually read "one room cottage".

Jaysus :eek:

Faith+1

Farmers have sheds in better nick than that 'house'

billybonkers

Canvas*

Walter Bishop

delynet wrote: »

This property could be described as a “blank canves”. Is that a new name for a hovel?

'Artisan' = 'couldn't swing a cat's embryo in it'

delynet

dacogawa wrote: »

Location, location, location!

https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/25-coldwell-street-glasthule-county-dublin/4226349

250k, 30sqm and I think it needs a little bit of work...

This property could be described as a “blank canves”. Is that a new name for a hovel?

dacogawa

Location, location, location!

https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/25-coldwell-street-glasthule-county-dublin/4226349

250k, 30sqm and I think it needs a little bit of work...

jmayo

Look at the bright side, you get a free oil tank by the looks of things.
Oh and the landscaping is done.

Grayson

Kitty6277 wrote: »

Wondered the same myself

I'm assuming it's not connected and was just dumped there. Because otherwise that's a weird place for a tank.

Kitty6277

retalivity wrote: »

Why is the outdoor septic tank in what looks like the hallway??

[Deleted User] wrote: »

That's an oil tank.

Wondered the same myself

gozunda

Graces7 wrote: »

re your words re madam; yes I know all that but I am not your lady etc etc etc, and these days it has a sarcastic overtone..
PS I like bushes too but in Ireland they tend to be rather wet and insecty. and unsafe... I think you would hate where I live too, but there we are...

No sarcasm. Take it as you will . I know about bushes vs cramped flats etc - that's the point. thanks.

[Deleted User]

retalivity wrote: »

Why is the outdoor septic tank in what looks like the hallway??

That's an oil tank.

retalivity

JupiterKid wrote: »

“Delightful” partly completed “dream house”on the outskirts of Cork city. Just a snip at €175K.

https://www.daft.ie/cork/houses-for-sale/inniscarra/the-bridge-inniscarra-cork-1809828/

We are heading for a serious property crash. We haven’t learned anything since the last one, Not. One. Thing...

Why is the outdoor septic tank in what looks like the hallway??

Graces7

gozunda wrote: »

That was my own response. I like bushes.
I'm sure some others might consider the 'apartment' as a option ...

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re your words re madam; yes I know all that but I am not your lady etc etc etc, and these days it has a sarcastic overtone..

PS I like bushes too but in Ireland they tend to be rather wet and insecty. and unsafe... I think you would hate where I live too, but there we are...

Rhyme

Thargor wrote: »

Cant upload the pics as Im on mobile but for 1.6 million thiss will probably be up for a while anyway:

https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/24-garville-road-rathgar-dublin-6/4263434

What a complete and utter turd, the complete wrongness of the design, exterior and interior, look at the 2 main internal rooms! We have more attractive prefab storerooms at work.

This is the house equivalent of severe mental illness.

whiskeyman

JupiterKid wrote: »

“Delightful” partly completed “dream house”on the outskirts of Cork city. Just a snip at €175K.

I love the ultra-real floorplan graphic.

Oh wait...

gozunda

Graces7 wrote: »

Inaccurate title... not very polite?*... And i fully and sincerely hope that you are never in a real life situation to have to think of that. Many are .. better a place like that than a shop doorway.. Life has realities

That was my own response. I like bushes.
I'm sure some others might consider the 'apartment' as a option ...

Madam /ˈmædəm/, or, as French, madame/ˈmædəm/ or /məˈdɑːm/,[1] is a polite form of address for women, often contracted to ma'am /ˈmæm/. The abbreviation is "Mme" or "Mme" or "Mdm" and the plural is mesdames(abbreviated "Mmes" or "Mmes" or "Mdms"). The term was borrowed from the Frenchmadame (French pronunciation: [maˈdam]), which means "my lady".

Graces7

Lyle Lanley wrote: »

Been following this thread for a laugh on and off for years. Now returning to Ireland looking for accomodation, not laughing any more!

sympathy here. I JUST got into a council property in a place no one wanted to live before the rental situation got so bad. Now there is almost nothing I could afford on rent allowance etc.
my place is very basic and simple but it is a roof and a safe place.

Lyle Lanley

Been following this thread for a laugh on and off for years. Now returning to Ireland looking for accomodation, not laughing any more!

Graces7

Mollyb60 wrote: »

€1200 a month for a bedsit is NOT a bargain.
That is shocking.

that is the real problem, the outrageous cost of accommodation .

Mollyb60

tara73 wrote: »

I don't get it. Why the need to squeeze in this additional bed? why not just rent it to a couple with the double bed in it for the 1200? If the rent for 3 people is 400 per person =1200 in all, it's still a bargain for 1200 for a couple. Or did I miss something..?

€1200 a month for a bedsit is NOT a bargain.
That is shocking.

Graces7

gozunda wrote: »

Trust me madam - I'd be sleeping under some good clean bushes in a field first ...

Inaccurate title... not very polite?... And i fully and sincerely hope that you are never in a real life situation to have to think of that. Many are .. better a place like that than a shop doorway.. Life has realities

gozunda

mikhail wrote: »

This thread stopped being funny some time ago. Maybe we can rename it Tragic Houses/Flates to rent.

Unfortunately Tragedy & Comedy are often bedfellows on this thread. With Tragedy taking centre stage for sometime now. Most notable was the early identification of the one singular marker of tragic accommodation - The 'Crying chair'

And here is a photo of one of the very first "Crying chairs" ever featured on this thread some eight years ago...

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What's new?

JupiterKid

“Delightful” partly completed “dream house”on the outskirts of Cork city. Just a snip at €175K.

https://www.daft.ie/cork/houses-for-sale/inniscarra/the-bridge-inniscarra-cork-1809828/

We are heading for a serious property crash. We haven’t learned anything since the last one, Not. One. Thing...