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

I can't see past the 86 photos of clutter. Gave up half way.

I've seen that place flooded in the past. before it was rebuilt.

25 pictures before they show the cluttered inside including dirty towels

Ah now, it's not that bad; it just looks like a house that people actually live in. Could have done with a bit more tidying up in a few spots, sure, but it's not like it's some sort of hoarder's nightmare.

If I was a betting person, I'd say the seller is reluctantly down sizing either due to age or due to charged family circumstances. It's a lovely building and probably worth every penny. The fundamentals look very good. Clutter is easy put right.

I think that is probably the house tidied up!! 🤣. It probably was much worse

They havent done themselves any favours when trying to sell their house as some people wont be able to see beyond the clutter. I would be embarrassed for anyone to see my house looking like that.

I think they are hoping that the kitchen will sell the house. Its much cleaner than the rest of the house so they must of worked on 'staging' the kitchen.

I laughed at this photo - they didnt even bother to close the wardrobe doors which would make the room look a bit neater. I cant work out if thats a bag on the floor or someones shorts and underpants 🤣. It looks like someone in the house doesnt want to sell.

AAghh… it makes me feel itchy just looking at it!

You really need to look past the superficial stuff - no matter how nice a house looks, once the furniture and pictures are gone it will generally look scruffy and in need of at least a paint job. If it looks shiney-new there is every chance a multitude of sins have been covered by a 'flip' job. Is the roof sound, does it need new electrics, does it need double glazing, is there any damp, are there any legal or planning issues? Are there plans to build a road beside you or a new factory or whatever, might not ultimately matter but you need to know. Never buy right up to your limit, there is always going to be a few thousand to spend on any house. And think very hard about a cute, old cottage - it could easily be a cold, damp money-pit.

I get what you are saying, but I would assume if a house was cluttered then there almost inevitably would be issues to deal with. If you can't be bothered tidying for a sale then you are not likely to have dealt with issues with the fabric of the house as they arose. And as I said, you can cover many sins with a coat of paint, a place can be very tidy and have problems to deal with.

What is it about saggart that attracts that cohort? was it proximity to mansfields little air strip or something else?

actually i see Mansfield gave it to him, makes sense now.

where is the air strip? Weston?