just did a google street view, man that is remote.
Mikey Kinsella will buy it.
Absolute perfection so 😂🤣🤣
I would love that house!
Not really, I live on the Ballinrobe side of Claremorris so I've been in that area and the other lakes around too many times. It's not far from Ballinrobe either to do food shopping and then Galway isn't far either roughly 40 mins drive much the same drive I have to Galway too and I drive there once a week.
Lovely job photoshopping in all those fires, even into partially blocked fireplaces!
Lol, pics 18 and 21 are particularly strange! Here Sean, put fires in those fireplaces! Sean does just that.
flashback to pink bathrooms!!!
I'm absolutely in no position to talk about clutter. However as I've said before if you're selling, you're moving pack up all the non essential items get them up into attic or shed for the photos!
It says this was constructed around 1998, but it looks much older and almost period to me. Even with the thickness of the walls etc. It's very nice, Ramelton is a lovely location so it's bit pricey though.
They put in a bit of effort to make it look authentic which is unusual to see.
What makes you think there's room in the attic? 🤣
Very good point 😂😂😂
I'm not mad about the island in the middle of the kitchen with the exposed pots and pans. I'd much rather something with doors to keep dust/debris/pets/pests etc. away from the pots and pans.
What's the yoke in the pic below? Is that a draught excluder?
The hallway/utility area looks messy with the stuff hanging on the walls. Apart from that and the kitchen island, it's a very nice house.
I'd be wanting to see that MICA report before I would consider parting with a few quid though. Although, if it was built in 1998, you'd reckon any MICA problems would have manifested by now.
Yes its a draft excluder, though it doesn't seem to be being used as one. I have a notion that style was on sale in the Kilkenny Shop a good few years ago, maybe it was a gift and the recipient just liked it.
I think you'll find that this is the tidied up version! 😂
Pub licences were selling well up until the government announced changes to the liciencing laws later this year. It will be possible to apply for one and the necessity to purchase one will no longer apply
"The land is good quality pasture land." - with a lovely clump off japanese knotweed.
I like the way pic 6 (the one you have shown) is shouting 'LOOK AT ME! DON'T SAY YOU HAVEN'T BEEN WARNED'. (And Pic 3 is 'and this is the 'good quality pasture-land''). This is definitely a 'get an engineer to look at it' situation if you can't recognise JK, but because it is a knock and start again job people probably won't bother.
You will not get a bank loan/mortgage; it will be several years before you can start building; it will cost serious money to deal with it; very complex to do it yourself, and would probably not satisfy a bank's requirements.
Caveat emptor applies. They really should have to mention it in the ad, but I suppose if that were required and a very small and unnoticed new infestation were found after purchase that could lead to all kinds of problems. Also its up to the purchaser to spot structural issues so this is no different really, except that if someone got a digger and started to clear the site they could spread it over half the county.
I know it's estate agent speak but maybe they could think of something slightly different in some cases (such as that one) than saying they are 'delighted to bring to the market'.
They will be delighted if it sells I'm sure which is a bit different.
I'm not so sure about the OSB board home office and the access hole in the floor seems a bit dangerous.
It's certainly unique.
Don't remember it on home of the year tbh. I gave up reading the nauseating estate agent spiel after that.
I don't really get the whole "I'm going to shower next to a full length window lark" whatever about the bath , but shower no!
Reasonable price , wouldn't really be for me though.
I remember it being on home of the year and the judges loving it. They've used the space well in fairness but the decor wouldnt be for me. I dont think it would be a great house to live in - fine for a weekend away and after that it would drive me nuts.
You could get alot better houses for €375,000.
There is no way I would go down those stairs! No, the house does not appeal to me. If you are going for the rough and ready look you need to soften it with a bit of colour, all that grey and mud is just depressing. And what's with the door half way up the stairs?
Just looking at those steps makes me nervous. I couldn't deal with that set up. House overall is not appealing to me.
Great find for the purpose of the thread though. 😁
The shower setup is to give the neighbors a thrill, of course!
Could be living in the polytunnel I suppose;
House for sale on Sesame Street in Monaghan. New owners guaranteed a warm welcome...
There's a thought...see a house for sale by auction, go and spray some messages on the outside, go to auction, get it for way under price.
"Buyer will be burt out".
Burt, I tell ya! 😂😂😂
No "we are delighted to bring to the market" bluster here 😂 refreshing
Hard to know whether the agent never heard of photoshop or left it in on purpose so potential buyers would know what they are getting in to.
