2ndcoming wrote: » Sweet baby jesus, that is unreal. I was thinking actor / musician but a bit of snooping suggests it's a former vice president of Broadcom Corporation who design computer parts (including the Raspberry Pi).
Ubbquittious wrote: » It's dreamer money.. You often see it in those kinds of places. Stays on the market for years no one buys. There's a site a few miles north on Inishturk, 85k they're looking for it with no planning permission.
josip wrote: » Thanks to your post, I now know what the GAA pitch on Inisturk looks like https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/detached-house-inishturk-co-mayo/53574
ohnonotgmail wrote: » I've played on worse. It is almost level.
freshpopcorn wrote: Not sure if this have being posted but What a celling?
freshpopcorn wrote: » Not sure if this have being posted but What a celling?https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/detached-house-lothl-rien-dublin-road-dundalk-co-louth/2607860
KevRossi wrote: » That house needs to be preserved in a time warp as a memorial to the worst of the Celtic Tiger. It has some of the worst excesses and notions of that time; fountain, grand piano, 'butlers kitchen', double garage, no real theme to the decor throughout... and it comes with a C2 BER which is crazy considering the year it was built, the size of it and the money that went into it. I wonder will any group ever step up like the Georgian Preservation Association and agitate for these to be kept as they are.
BattleCorp wrote: » Nice house apart from the ceiling. Not mad about the red and black colours in the bathroom either but it's not too bad.
KevRossi wrote: » That house needs to be preserved in a time warp as a memorial to the worst of the Celtic Tiger. It has some of the worst excesses and notions of that time; fountain, grand piano, 'butlers kitchen', double garage, no real theme to the decor throughout... and it comes with a C2 BER which is crazy considering the year it was built, the size of it and the money that went into it.
Deleted User wrote: » That's quite a mish mash of themes alright - from traveller chic to Japanese.
Mollyb60 wrote: » Stranmillis is quite a studenty area in Belfast so when I clicked on this one I expected to see more of the same. But I audibly gasped out loud when I saw the state of the rooms. Some developer would need an awful lot of money to get that into a fit state for habitation.https://www.propertypal.com/34-stranmillis-gardens-belfast/675964
Mollyb60 wrote: » Stranmillis is quite a studenty area in Belfast so when I clicked on this one I expected to see more of the same. But I audibly gasped out loud when I saw the state of the rooms. Some developer would need an awful lot of money to get that into a fit state for habitation. https://www.propertypal.com/34-stranmillis-gardens-belfast/675964
beggars_bush wrote: » You wouldn't get permission out there That's why buying an existing site with a house is so expensive
Ubbquittious wrote: » No planning or existing house with ithttps://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/bellavaum-inishturk-islands-mayo/3831767
Please note that the exact site boundaries of the lands for sale have not yet been fully identified and marked.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » though I suppose if you list a house for $19 you should put in a bit of effort with the listing. This is the listing for those who like a bit of house p0rn https://www.redfin.com/CA/Newport-Coast/6-Shoreview-Dr-92657/home/4748988
ohnonotgmail wrote: » 85K for a field of rocks that they are not even sure the size of.
seamus wrote: » And the agent stands to make up to half a million commission on the sale. I imagine it's getting all of their attention.
seamus wrote: » And the agent stands to make up to half a million commission on the sale. I imagine it's getting all of their attention. They are also offering the sale on a subject to PP basis though, so you won't get stuck with a field of rocks. That said, I understood for most of those islands you're not allowed build on them unless you plan on living there year-round.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » "subject to PP" just means there is no planning permission for the land. it doesn't add any value to the land. it is still just a field of rocks. Given it is also in a national heritage area it will take a patient buyer with deep pockets to get a house built there.
NIMAN wrote: » When I was looking through the photos I couldn't help but think of Nidge.
AndrewJRenko wrote: » I'd love to know the back story to the house - drug dealer or tech millionaire or what?
retalivity wrote: » Also appears to have dropped 200k in 3 years, when property prices have been rising across the board?https://www.talkofthetown.ie/unique-haggardstown-home-jacuzzi-outdoor-water-pool-hits-market/ Smells of a CAB/Bank repossession...
2ndcoming wrote: » The ceiling suggests gambler - bookie or professional poker player were my thoughts.
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