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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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Kitty6277

Graces7 wrote: »

Ran this past family in Canada who just laughed and that this happens all the time over there..

I mentioned Tiny Homes?

See

http://www.tinyhomes.ie/

https://selfbuild.ie/advice/tiny-homes/

Tiny homes are one thing, but throwing a roof over the side entrance of your house and calling it a home is a completely different thing.

ShaneC93

Graces7 wrote: »

Ran this past family in Canada who just laughed and that this happens all the time over there..

I mentioned Tiny Homes?

See

http://www.tinyhomes.ie/

https://selfbuild.ie/advice/tiny-homes/

I don't actually think 'tiny homes' as a concept is that bad - as long as they aren't a literal shed and meet all the housing / rental requirements, it really just means a prefab / modular house that is on the smaller side. The tiny homes 'movement' is meant to show that you don't need a 1/2 bed expensive house to live happily.

In quite a few large European cities, most of the population rents long-term rather than ever saving for their own house, in Ireland the opposite is true but one way we could go in future is that the younger generations save for / buy smaller houses and then live there while saving to afford a house to raise a family in. The mortgage on a 40-45sq.m 'tiny house' would be a fraction of what you'd pay to rent a place in Dublin right now.

This is a 45sq.m (min size for a 1-bed in Ireland) 'tiny house' by a Canadian company that I wouldn't mind living in. Nice interior styling and at <€90K would actually be affordable to people in their early 20s.

Ireland just has problems with studios getting a bad name because every studio here seems to be created when a landlord has a spare room with just enough space to squeze a bed and kitchen in with the bed facing the microwave which is stacked on top of the TV which are blocking the oven.. That shouldn't be the case, in other cities, studios are a very practical while cheaper way to live, perfect for the younger generations & students who don't have any children.

Kamili

ShaneC93 wrote: »

I wonder how long it will be until the landlord decides to stick it up on Daft instead.

If it does go up on daft it would have to meet regs whereby the BER is listed in the advert. That place won't get a BER rating, so its clearly illegal and would quite quickly be removed.

Shenshen

Graces7 wrote: »

Ran this past family in Canada who just laughed and that this happens all the time over there..

I mentioned Tiny Homes?

See

http://www.tinyhomes.ie/

https://selfbuild.ie/advice/tiny-homes/

From your link :

Typically around 16 to 40 square metres in floor area these mini houses are insulated to near zero energy standards; are complete homes; are quick to build in sustainable materials; have LED lighting; cost virtually nothing to heat; and are double-glazed. They’re also cheap to build, at about £1,100 / €1,250 per square metre plus VAT; are frequently off-grid; and are designed to last a lifetime.

None of that applies to throwing a corrugated iron roof over a side passage.

Thatnastyboy

Kamili wrote: »

If it does go up on daft it would have to meet regs whereby the BER is listed in the advert. That place won't get a BER rating, so its clearly illegal and would quite quickly be removed.

Whats the BER rating for outside? :pac:

Graces7

Shenshen wrote: »

From your link :

Typically around 16 to 40 square metres in floor area these mini houses are insulated to near zero energy standards; are complete homes; are quick to build in sustainable materials; have LED lighting; cost virtually nothing to heat; and are double-glazed. They’re also cheap to build, at about £1,100 / €1,250 per square metre plus VAT; are frequently off-grid; and are designed to last a lifetime.

None of that applies to throwing a corrugated iron roof over a side passage.

i hear you; what I was meaning was a cheap copy of a good idea.. If you google images "tiny homes" I think you will see what I mean. Mimicry. ( working on a very dodgy internet connection)

They are the rage in the US and some are as shoddy as this one.

thesandeman

This ad popped up as I was browsing another thread. It was gone after I took the screenshot so I couldn't find it again.
But anyway it's got all the mod cons.

Zulu

Shenshen wrote: »

None of that applies to throwing a corrugated iron roof over a side passage.

ah ah, (marine possibly, but I doubt) ply roof.

ShaneC93

thesandeman wrote: »

This ad popped up as I was browsing another thread. It was gone after I took the screenshot so I couldn't find it again.
But anyway it's got all the mod cons.

Doesn't look that bad compared to the shed and some other things on here. €950 is fairly steep for one room but at least it's a nice house. Another Spotahome property checked by Veronica too.

https://www.spotahome.com/dublin/for-rent:rooms/157142

BandMember

Kamili wrote: »

If it does go up on daft it would have to meet regs whereby the BER is listed in the advert. That place won't get a BER rating, so its clearly illegal and would quite quickly be removed.

Plenty of illegal places and places without a BER Rating have been up on Daft before, only ever been removed when places like this thread pointed them out and Daft/LL got some flak over it.

Mollyb60

ShaneC93 wrote: »

Doesn't look that bad compared to the shed and some other things on here. €950 is fairly steep for one room but at least it's a nice house. Another Spotahome property checked by Veronica too.

https://www.spotahome.com/dublin/for-rent:rooms/157142

Oh dear, Veronica is looking a bit rough in the pictures on the site. When did she grow that beard?

Also is it just me or does the window in that room look very odd? Looks like the stud wall is coming into the middle of it. Have the owners just divided up a room to rent it out? And the house owners renting that box room for €950 are disgraceful.

ShaneC93

Mollyb60 wrote: »

Have the owners just divided up a room to rent it out? And the house owners renting that box room for €950 are disgraceful.

Seems like it. The floorplan shows the house has 10-bedrooms yet it's meant to be a 6-bed.. At €950/month each they're raking in a small fortune.

jamesbondings

Mitch Connor wrote: »

well I am seeing loads of banner ads for them now.

If you see one, click it. It costs them money! Most likely each time.

Grayson

ShaneC93 wrote: »

Seems like it. The floorplan shows the house has 10-bedrooms yet it's meant to be a 6-bed.. At €950/month each they're raking in a small fortune.

Holy crap. I wouldn't have noticed that. It's lie a small hotel.

wonski

Grayson wrote: »

Holy crap. I wouldn't have noticed that. It's lie a small hotel.

Females only hotel btw.

[Deleted User]

Deleted User wrote: »

The video's been taken down, but this is the internet and there are other copies available

and it's back (the video that is)

https://vimeo.com/294428854

gozunda

[Deleted User] wrote: »

and it's back (the video that is)

https://vimeo.com/294428854

I very much doubt there was planning permission sought for that.

I was trying to figure out where the tennant was supposed to even hang their clothes ....

wonski

And how the hell are you supposed to climb those "steps"??? Awkward angle tbh.

Terrible that someone even considered renting this out...

Graces7

Attractive house, until you see the second bedroom..

https://www.daft.ie/clare/houses-for-rent/mullagh/doonogan-mullagh-mullagh-clare-1859138/

Lady Haywire

Plaid carpets, crenellations and a cannon......

https://www.daft.ie/meath/houses-for-sale/castlejordan/heilan-hame-streamstown-castlejordan-meath-1345164/

wonski

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Plaid carpets, crenellations and a cannon......

https://www.daft.ie/meath/houses-for-sale/castlejordan/heilan-hame-streamstown-castlejordan-meath-1345164/

Have you noticed the dog???

Scared the **** out of me!

steves2

That video of the spotahome place in Sutton gives me the chills, not out of fear but more the cold you'd get having to spend a night there. There's reports now of landlords and agencies demanding "viewing fees" from prospective tenants. The bottom hasn't been reached yet it seems...

Boom_Bap

wonski wrote: »

Have you noticed the dog???

Scared the **** out of me!

In a house like that, it's called a hound, not a dog

Speedsie

gozunda wrote: »

I very much doubt there was planning permission sought for that.

I was trying to figure out where the tennant was supposed to even hang their clothes ....

There's a couple of pegs with clothes hangers.... I suspect that's the 'wardrobe'

https://imgur.com/a/YHpM6pv

wonski

Boom_Bap wrote: »

In a house like that, it's called a hound, not a dog

Where I come from this small creature wouldn't even be called a dog

Speedsie

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Plaid carpets, crenellations and a cannon......

https://www.daft.ie/meath/houses-for-sale/castlejordan/heilan-hame-streamstown-castlejordan-meath-1345164/

If it had a central vacuum system, why is there a miele vacuum cleaner in the hall/foyer?

I suspect that terrier is a cast iron door stop.

gozunda

Image of the 'studio' to rent from the outside for posterity ...

sm171

gozunda wrote: »

Image of the 'studio' to rent from the outside for posterity ...

Wow. Just wow.

Boom_Bap

gozunda wrote: »

Image of the 'studio' to rent from the outside for posterity ...

That would need planning permission because of the height of the structure I believe.

Who wants to pretend to be the neighbour and file a complaint and watch the greedy money hungry owners that want 700 euro a month for this have to pull this down.

Aisling(",)

Boom_Bap wrote: »

In a house like that, it's called a hound, not a dog

I must be blind.
Where's the madra?

I could just see the little statue beside the radiator.