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

Ken.

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ohnonotgmail

Deleted User wrote: »

Miriam's house is beautiful. I'd buy that in a heartbeat if I won the lotto.

Can anyone identify that blue/grey paint shade ?

I'm looking for a colour like that...

is it just me or is there a distinct lack of bathrooms for a house of that size? a small shower room on the first floor and a bathroom in the attic are all I can see. nothing on the ground floor.

[Deleted User]

Its the light blue colour I like

ohnonotgmail

Deleted User wrote: »

Its the light blue colour I like

the one in the kitchen? that is a nice shade alright.

flazio

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

what am I missing on streetview?

That the closest the streetview could get to the property is via what the OP perceived as a dingey alleyway.

retalivity

freshpopcorn wrote: »

It might just be me but this place seems very tacky in places but I suppose they've a bar in the hall!

https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/detached-house-1-broomfield-woods-broomfield-co-dublin-k36ak15-malahide-co-dublin/2919912

Don't know why they didn't stick the bar in "Seomra" out the back!

ongarite

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Also here's Miriam O'Callaghan's house. (I'd paint the front door) (Otherwise I like it)

https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/semi-detached-house-45-grosvenor-road-rathmines-dublin-6/2933638

Lovely house with a serious lack of bathrooms, typical of these period houses.
Would be war if a family lived in it with 1 toilet upstairs and then on 2nd level.

freshpopcorn

ongarite wrote: »

Lovely house with a serious lack of bathrooms, typical of these period houses.
Would be war if a family lived in it with 1 toilet upstairs and then on 2nd level.

A few of these!

[Deleted User]

ongarite wrote: »

Lovely house with a serious lack of bathrooms, typical of these period houses.
Would be war if a family lived in it with 1 toilet upstairs and then on 2nd level.

Doesn't Miriam have 8 kids?

No off street parking either.... hmmm. Might have to rethink...

freshpopcorn

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Doesn't Miriam have 8 kids?

No off street parking either.... hmmm. Might have to rethink...

I’m fairly sure Miriam had her Audi stolen a few years ago!

KevRossi

Someone in Miriam's house is a big Man Utd fan.

humberklog

Deleted User wrote: »

Its the light blue colour I like

It looks quite like Oval Room Blue from Farrow and Ball. My hall is done in that and when I saw Miriam's I kinda went "huh, that's the colour in my hall".

[Deleted User]

humberklog wrote: »

It looks quite like Oval Room Blue from Farrow and Ball. My hall is done in that and when I saw Miriam's I kinda went "huh, that's the colour in my hall".

Thanks.

Gorgeous colour. I'll check that out.

josip

Did they move the same one or two vases of tulips around into every room before they took a photo?

maudgonner

Same white bedspread in every room too

In fairness, I get more annoyed when no effort is put into dressing a house for sale so I don't mind them dickying it up for the photos.

HildaOgdenx

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Also here's Miriam O'Callaghan's house. (I'd paint the front door) (Otherwise I like it)

https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/semi-detached-house-45-grosvenor-road-rathmines-dublin-6/2933638

Beautiful house, and so well kept.

freshpopcorn

Just to note I like Miriam's house and just wanted to share it here.

NIMAN

Nice house, wonder what you buy after owning that house?
Maybe she is downsizing?

Her pink and blue bedrooms are a bit grubby looking!
And is that astroturf in her front garden?

josip

NIMAN wrote: »

And is that astroturf in her front garden?

Yes, I hate the stuff in residential houses.
Usually you only see it in rentals.
In her case I suspect the super high hedges block a lot of the light and affects growth.

Mad_maxx

HildaOgdenx wrote: »

Beautiful house, and so well kept.

yes , hopefully Miriams cleaner, cook and gardener get a nice tip from the proceeds of the sale

KevRossi

Mad_maxx wrote: »

yes , hopefully Miriams cleaner, cook and gardener get a nice tip from the proceeds of the sale

Miriam's tip to the cleaner, cook and gardener:
"Get a job in RTE, they pay insane wages."

razorblunt

Deleted User wrote: »

Miriam's house is beautiful. I'd buy that in a heartbeat if I won the lotto.

Can anyone identify that blue/grey paint shade ?

I'm looking for a colour like that...

To be fair, it looks well, bathroom needs a bit of modernising and a few rooms need a bit of TLC but surely for that price you'd get off street parking and a better garden?

Mad_maxx

KevRossi wrote: »

Miriam's tip to the cleaner, cook and gardener:
"Get a job in RTE, they pay insane wages."

I tip my hat to you sir

[Deleted User]

Miriam's house is lovely but the decor is horrible, especially the pale blue and the leather sofas.

[Deleted User]

Deleted User wrote: »

Miriam's house is lovely but the decor is horrible, especially the pale blue and the leather sofas.

The €1.6m price tag probably doesn't come with the decor, so grand like

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

The €1.6m price tag probably doesn't come with the decor, so grand like

Sure I could get out the paintbrush I suppose.

Surreptitious

Why so many pictures of the stairs? Nice place though.

The Nal

Its a miserable little garden for 1.6m.

Surreptitious

The Nal wrote: »

Its a miserable little garden for 1.6m.

That occurred to me too. Tiny poky chairs you would be clung into it.

BattleCorp

The Nal wrote: »

Its a miserable little garden for 1.6m.

If I had €1,600,000 to buy a house I'd buy this and then retire on the €1,030,000 left over.

https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/detached-house-sonnys-ballinahoun-kilmuckridge-co-wexford/2922989

Ony 5km to two very nice beaches. Would that garden be big enough?

Alun

BattleCorp wrote: »

If I had €1,600,000 to buy a house I'd buy this and then retire on the €1,030,000 left over.

https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/detached-house-sonnys-ballinahoun-kilmuckridge-co-wexford/2922989

Ony 5km to two very nice beaches. Would that garden be big enough?

You'd need to really, real, really enjoy cutting grass to live there,