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

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tea and coffee

humberklog wrote: »

Shocking bang of McMansion off that and the cheap white cack PVC windows and doors give it a twist of private nursing home.

What i don't understand is that they could have built whatever they wanted there and yet with all that space they have these tiny bedrooms.

Gregor Samsa

knucklehead6 wrote: »

The photos make it look like a small apartment

It's hard to believe that a house that looks so large on the outside looks so small inside. It's like the anti-Tardis.

Also hard to believe that a professional estate agent would put so little effort into the listing. I had assumed that the lad sitting under the stairs had just thrown it up onto Daft himself. It's POA, feck all pictures, feck all effort, feck all information. Is there something else going on that they owners have to be seen to be trying to sell it, but don't really want to?

HildaOgdenx

knucklehead6 wrote: »

The photos make it look like a small apartment

Yes, just bits of rooms.
The sitting room, (I presume), for example, seems to be a couch, an armchair and a table with remotes left on it.

knucklehead6

HildaOgdenx wrote: »

The photos are badly done, and make the house look depressing.

The photos make it look like a small apartment

HildaOgdenx

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Does the fella come with the house?

https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/semi-detached-house-fermoy-road-mitchelstown-co-cork/3148843

The photos are badly done, and make the house look depressing.

Pelvis Parsley

Miriam's taste suits mine, I think she made a lovely job of the place, and I tip my hat to her, but that's crazy money-overall I mean. That gaff in Malahide for example-a million and a half???

Is there a collective madness in Dublin or what? They're at the same nonsense all over again.

SineadSpears

Deleted User wrote: »

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

be careful there are a few in the thread who love the colour

Looks beautiful on the walls with the coving, but I agree, it doesn't work with the sofa's. or even up the stairs. and certainly not in the kitchen.

The kitchen is hideous and soulless imo. I would genuinely feel sad having my morning coffee in there

There's actually so so much about that house I don't like and usually I love those type of houses.

I'll keep my €1.6m in the bank for now..

humberklog

You'd think he'd use the toilet instead of going on the floor, it's just beside him.

Leg End Reject

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Does the fella come with the house?

https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/semi-detached-house-fermoy-road-mitchelstown-co-cork/3148843

I hope not, no one wants a stranger pooing in their hall.

Gregor Samsa

^^^^

“This house comprises of 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, sitting room, kitchen and utility.”

And one gopnik.

At least we know where all of Miriam O'Callaghan's bathrooms went.

freshpopcorn

Does the fella come with the house?
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https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/semi-detached-house-fermoy-road-mitchelstown-co-cork/3148843

josip

humberklog wrote: »

Shocking bang of McMansion off that and the cheap white cack PVC windows and doors give it a twist of private nursing home.

Strange one that.
It looks like a farm house with the sheds a field away, although the sheds are not included in this sale.
With the mature trees on the drive, I suspect there was an older dwelling there that was demolished.
I thought farms were usually auctioned.
Maybe it was split a while back between siblings or something.

notsoyoungwan

razorblunt wrote: »

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?

I can’t believe that on her wages she hasn’t installed a decent wet room with walk-in shower.

humberklog

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?

Shocking bang of McMansion off that and the cheap white cack PVC windows and doors give it a twist of private nursing home.

BattleCorp

Alun wrote: »

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

I think some amateur farming to keep occupied, maybe go somewhat towards being self-sufficient during retirement.

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,

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?

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.

The Nal

Its a miserable little garden for 1.6m.

Surreptitious

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

[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.

[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]

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

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

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?

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."

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

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.

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?

freshpopcorn

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