robindch wrote: » Oregon, $29m:
robindch wrote: » perfect place to bring vegans :pac:
SuperS54 wrote: » It's styled after a Japanese or Korean room. There are a lot of "asian" touches around the house however Asian's tend not to have this type of stuff in their houses so I'm guessing it's owned by someone who spent time in Asia as an expat or a very homesick Asian!
AlmightyCushion wrote: » https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/terraced-house-195-windmill-park-crumlin-d12y2r1/2947719 That grey door is the back door. Hopefully no-one walks in on you while you're having a shíte.
humberklog wrote: » There's also a pilot project being rolled out at the moment where the upstairs and downstairs of fairly normal 3 bed semis that are converted into s/c flats. My parent's neighbour (widowed and living alone) had it done. The house is in Elm Mount (if you want to get the idea of the type of house it's being done to). She was approached by some government housing body with the proposal. She loves it and indeed it is a nurse living on the 1st floor now. Her house conversion was designed by Dermot Bannon and although I don't think it's going to be on his RTE programme there were camera crews there now and again. That Nidge gaff would probably be ideal for such a conversion. But at €750k? Hmmm, I dunno.
seamus wrote: » Only a non-drinker could think that a spiral staircase without a handrail is a remotely sane idea. Could you imagine trying to climb into bed with six Guinness in your belly? Or worse, rush out of the bed and down the spiral dying for a pee.
RacoonQueen wrote: » Spiral staircases are never a good idea. Even sober I'd be terrified going up and down that. Growing up, my aunts house had a spiral staircase, I was always so nervous going up and down it as a kid. Used to shake too. Horrible things.
ongarite wrote: » These type of houses make me sad for the original owner. Very elderly owner without the money for upkeep or modernisation of their own proud home. Probably moved to nursing home on Fair Deal scheme with house idle/rotting away until they die. Place needs to be gutted & extended out of the back. It has an outhouse with toilets!!
wonski wrote: » Disclaimer: Nothing wrong with the place, but this thread used to be about photos rather than sad state of affairs of property market before the name was changed... This thread lacks of a crying chair, this one is just perfect https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/apartment-65-de-vesci-court-fairgreen-portlaoise-co-laois/2554552 Pictures 1 and 2.
flazio wrote: » Sinéad O'Connor's gaff in Bray is up for sale.https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/montebello-strand-road-bray-wicklow/4467683
retalivity wrote: » A million quid for seafront property of that size and within easy reach of amenities and Dublin is not that bad tbh.. She paid 1.7m for it.
Rows Grower wrote: » It never crossed my mind how close Bray was to Dublin, to be honest I got a surprise when I saw how quickly and easily someone could get from one to the other. It wouldn't rock my boat but I'm sure someone will snap it up.
Ish66 wrote: » On Mushrooms when she was looking at the Dulux colour card !
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