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

Ken. · 2018-04-22 10:57:05

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#2702 25-02-2021 5:30pm

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My lovely fridge!

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#2703 26-02-2021 3:19am

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I wonder what sort of humming noise it makes

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#2704 26-02-2021 11:09am

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I wonder what sort of humming noise it makes

I don't know, but my freezer sometimes sounds like Darth Vader taking a dump!

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#2705 26-02-2021 5:40pm

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HildaOgdenx wrote: »

I cried laughing at this post last night! Brilliant.

It also reminded me of a post from way back where an owner occupier was renting out a room, in an apartment, somewhere around Dublin.

There was a library, and all sorts... a book or two. And a 'balcony' or something.

And the lucky person was just about allowed to use the bedroom that they were expected to pay a lot of money for.

That one was in Lucan.
If you want to have a walk down memory lane.

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#2706 27-02-2021 10:05am

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inforfun wrote: »

That one was in Lucan.
If you want to have a walk down memory lane.

Thanks, there was a great discussion about it at the time, I've just reread it. Very funny comments

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#2707 27-02-2021 11:34am

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That house in Rathkeale even comes with a tank for your oil. They’ve even nicely moved your oil into it beforehand for you.

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#2708 03-03-2021 1:51pm

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Did we have this one before? I recall a house with mannequins in it recently. Pics 11-17

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3695-Primrose-Rd-South-Lake-Tahoe-CA-96150/195374618_zpid/?

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#2709 03-03-2021 8:37pm

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Assume 600k is a typo?

https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/59-threadneedle-road-salthill-co-galway/4487241

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#2710 03-03-2021 8:52pm

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MyStubbleItches wrote: »

That house in Rathkeale even comes with a tank for your oil. They’ve even nicely moved your oil into it beforehand for you.

Wouldn't rule out them moving it out again either :pac:

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#2711 03-03-2021 8:53pm

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The Nal wrote: »

Assume 600k is a typo?

https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/59-threadneedle-road-salthill-co-galway/4487241

Depressingly I'd say that price is indeed correct. Extremely desirable location..

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#2712 03-03-2021 9:03pm

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The Nal wrote: »

Assume 600k is a typo?

https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/59-threadneedle-road-salthill-co-galway/4487241

You'd want to be off your fookin rocker to pay that for it.

Property price register says that number 55 on that road went for €255k back in May 2019.

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#2713 03-03-2021 9:33pm

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BattleCorp wrote: »

You'd want to be off your fookin rocker to pay that for it.

Property price register says that number 55 on that road went for €255k back in May 2019.

Number 55 is an end of terrace with a stamp sized garden. I'm afraid the house will go for the money they are asking. As mentioned before, it's a desirable location. Having said that I would be put off by the close vicinity of 2 Secondary schools and the chaos they bring.

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#2714 03-03-2021 10:24pm

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Cheshire Cat wrote: »

Number 55 is an end of terrace with a stamp sized garden. I'm afraid the house will go for the money they are asking. As mentioned before, it's a desirable location. Having said that I would be put off by the close vicinity of 2 Secondary schools and the chaos they bring.

It just might, and whoever pays it will be off their rocker.

Galway and Salthill are beautiful places but 600k for that is off the scale in all fairness.

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#2715 03-03-2021 10:41pm

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The Nal wrote: »

Assume 600k is a typo?

https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/59-threadneedle-road-salthill-co-galway/4487241

2nd photo shows 4 modern units built on the adjacent property.
I'd imagine €600k is developer pricing.
They didn't need to bother with any photos of the inside, it'll be knocked.

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#2716 04-03-2021 12:29am

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Looks like somebody ran out of money.
I certainly would change the front door.

https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/kilkeeran-house-only-ballinrobe-mayo/4363158

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#2717 04-03-2021 1:27am

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josip wrote: »

2nd photo shows 4 modern units built on the adjacent property.
I'd imagine €600k is developer pricing.
They didn't need to bother with any photos of the inside, it'll be knocked.

Has to be pretty bad to have central heating and still have a 'G' rating.

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freshpopcorn wrote: »

Looks like somebody ran out of money.
I certainly would change the front door.

https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/kilkeeran-house-only-ballinrobe-mayo/4363158

There are 4/5 houses like that around here that were never finished and have never been put up for sale
Huge monstrosities of houses

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#2719 04-03-2021 9:21am

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freshpopcorn wrote: »

Looks like somebody ran out of money.
I certainly would change the front door.

https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/kilkeeran-house-only-ballinrobe-mayo/4363158

That house is depressing looking, 'incomplete'...it definitely sounds and looks like they ran out of money.

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HildaOgdenx wrote: »

That house is depressing looking, 'incomplete'...it definitely sounds and looks like they ran out of money.

It bears all the hallmarks of a Celtic Tiger build that was abandoned in the banking crisis.

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HildaOgdenx wrote: »

That house is depressing looking, 'incomplete'...it definitely sounds and looks like they ran out of money.

It looks like something out of the Blair witch project

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It bears all the hallmarks of a Celtic Tiger build that was abandoned in the banking crisis.

Are the photos recent? I imagine if they are it's a more recent build than 10 years ago.

The house looks to be 80 to 90% complete. Must be galling to give up on it and sell for a fraction of the cost they put into it.

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This is rapidly turning into my favourite thread on Boards. What that says about me is another matter

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#2724 04-03-2021 10:36am

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So its 'only' been sitting empty for the last decade or so.
And they have either used really old photos for the first 4, or touched it up with paint recently to cover the pink crap, but didnt bother getting the lad with the drone back to take new photos.

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#2725 04-03-2021 10:55am

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Are the photos recent? I imagine if they are it's a more recent build than 10 years ago.

The house looks to be 80 to 90% complete. Must be galling to give up on it and sell for a fraction of the cost they put into it.

Google streetview from 2009 shows the building under construction, so it looks like is was abandoned for a decade or so, then some more money was found to advance it a but more.
The blurb says that the electrics & plastering is recent.
https://www.google.com/maps/@53.6193218,-9.2496984,3a,15y,66.6h,93.44t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sQyAc8DalWAAOCnp9YKCXTA!2e0!6s%2F%2Fgeo0.ggpht.com%2Fcbk%3Fpanoid%3DQyAc8DalWAAOCnp9YKCXTA%26output%3Dthumbnail%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile.gps%26thumb%3D2%26w%3D203%26h%3D100%26yaw%3D37.64786%26pitch%3D0%26thumbfov%3D100!7i13312!8i6656

Being cynical, I reckon that all that has happened is a fresh coat of paint bad been thrown on everything.

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Google streetview from 2009 shows the building under construction

Good detective work - close to the start of the clusterfcuk and it wasn't about to get prettier.

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#2727 04-03-2021 11:05am

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Google streetview from 2009 shows the building under construction, so it looks like is was abandoned for a decade or so, then some more money was found to advance it a but more.
The blurb says that the electrics & plastering is recent.

Being cynical, I reckon that all that has happened is a fresh coat of paint bad been thrown on everything.

Probably five grand just tidying up the plasterwork and getting the electrics finished and certified, so it looks like something that you could just throw another €100k at to finish and decorate. If it was a ragged mess a buyer would be thinking that they'd need to tear the whole thing down.

By the aerial photos, it looks like there are connections hanging out of the pool area, presumably where you need to build a pumphouse and provide your own hardware.

I don't even want to think what that would cost.

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#2728 04-03-2021 11:10am

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seamus wrote: »

Probably five grand just tidying up the plasterwork and getting the electrics finished and certified, so it looks like something that you could just throw another €100k at to finish and decorate. If it was a ragged mess a buyer would be thinking that they'd need to tear the whole thing down.

By the aerial photos, it looks like there are connections hanging out of the pool area, presumably where you need to build a pumphouse and provide your own hardware.

I don't even want to think what that would cost.

I would add outdated insulation standards to the list.

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#2729 04-03-2021 12:33pm

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Google streetview from 2009 shows the building under construction, so it looks like is was abandoned for a decade or so, then some more money was found to advance it a but more.
The blurb says that the electrics & plastering is recent.
https://www.google.com/maps/@53.6193218,-9.2496984,3a,15y,66.6h,93.44t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sQyAc8DalWAAOCnp9YKCXTA!2e0!6s%2F%2Fgeo0.ggpht.com%2Fcbk%3Fpanoid%3DQyAc8DalWAAOCnp9YKCXTA%26output%3Dthumbnail%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile.gps%26thumb%3D2%26w%3D203%26h%3D100%26yaw%3D37.64786%26pitch%3D0%26thumbfov%3D100!7i13312!8i6656

Being cynical, I reckon that all that has happened is a fresh coat of paint bad been thrown on everything.

I see their next door neighbour/relative managed to successfully finish the exact same house (minus the swimming pool bit)

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The room with the crying chair is so soulless and empty. Your tears would echo off the walls for eternity.

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#2731 04-03-2021 12:36pm

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mojesius wrote: »

The room with the crying chair is so soulless and empty. Your tears would echo off the walls for eternity.

I think the idea is that you use them to fill the drowning pool.

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HildaOgdenx wrote: »

That house is depressing looking, 'incomplete'...it definitely sounds and looks like they ran out of money.

They must be a serious amount of money in the hole on it already if they haven't been able to put a few pennies together in 10 years to try and finish it

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Is that...a gorilla...in pic 5? https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/bungalow-39-huntstown-court-mulhuddart-dublin-15/2936590?partner=anpost&utm_campaign=property_alert_email_residential_for_sale&utm_medium=email&ea=1&utm_source=property_alert

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Is that...a gorilla...in pic 5? https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/bungalow-39-huntstown-court-mulhuddart-dublin-15/2936590?partner=anpost&utm_campaign=property_alert_email_residential_for_sale&utm_medium=email&ea=1&utm_source=property_alert

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no, it's this one - did someone shuffle the pictures?

edit: Also having a boiler (possibly gas) in one of the bedrooms does not look like a good idea.

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#2736 04-03-2021 4:22pm

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having a boiler (possibly gas) in one of the bedrooms does not look like a good idea.

But it doubles as a handy shelf for charging your phone.

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The cat and teddy have already collapsed.

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#2738 04-03-2021 6:31pm

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freshpopcorn wrote: »

https://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/kilkeeran-house-only-ballinrobe-mayo/4363158

It's a lot of house for the money. I doubt you'd buy that site, get planning permission and build what's there for €270k.

But then again, if I had €270k, I wouldn't build that house.

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#2739 04-03-2021 6:45pm

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[QUOTE=BattleCorp;116477894]It's a lot of house for the money. I doubt you'd buy that site, get planning permission and build what's there for €270k.

But then again, if I had €270k, I wouldn't build that house.[/QUOTE]

That was the first thing I thought when I saw it, there is a massive amount of work gone into what is there now and it looks like it's done to a very good standard.

A lash of tiles and timber floors alone would make a huge difference. It's not a location I'd fancy myself but for 270k someone could make a tidy profit finishing that house off.

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The orientation of that gaff on that plot of land is really grinding my Feng Shui gears.

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#2741 04-03-2021 7:18pm

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For Forks Sake wrote: »

I see their next door neighbour/relative managed to successfully finish the exact same house (minus the swimming pool bit)

From the drone shot I was wondering would you be stuck in the middle of two fueding brothers or something.

Also what is that pink/reddish discolouration on the concrete? Is it a west of Ireland thing, Ive seen it on a good few houses over that way, saw one estate in east Galway where all the houses suffered from it less than 10 years of having been built.

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Muahahaha wrote: »

Also what is that pink/reddish discolouration on the concrete? Is it a west of Ireland thing, Ive seen it on a good few houses over that way, saw one estate in east Galway where all the houses suffered from it less than 10 years of having been built.

That's from all the Blood, sweat and tears they put into it.

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#2743 04-03-2021 7:41pm

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Muahahaha wrote: »

From the drone shot I was wondering would you be stuck in the middle of two fueding brothers or something.

Also what is that pink/reddish discolouration on the concrete? Is it a west of Ireland thing, Ive seen it on a good few houses over that way, saw one estate in east Galway where all the houses suffered from it less than 10 years of having been built.

I live in Cork and I see it a lot on a finish/render on houses built in the past 10/15 years.

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For Forks Sake wrote: »

I see their next door neighbour/relative managed to successfully finish the exact same house (minus the swimming pool bit)

Finished the house after 12 years, but hasn't the time or money to get around to landscaping the place. Not even a basic lawn, or tree planted there.

humberklog wrote: »

The orientation of that gaff on that plot of land is really grinding my Feng Shui gears.

It's angled so you see the front when driving up to it. Which means all functions of living it it take 2nd spot. No thought given to being there in the evening when the sun is in the SW/W.

There's also one single patio door in the place to go outside; and then you're facing NE. No thought at all given to actually living there. Even the swimming pool has no windows. It's mad.

In this house is probably the 'oul couple who sold the sites, sitting there looking at Nationwide and thinking what a pack of bloody eejits. Looks like they sold 3 sites there.
https://www.google.com/maps/@53.6192993,-9.2497163,3a,30y,284.76h,82.47t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s-eqllbA1TA8CvK3BPaXVPA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

Apart from that the area is good. About 40 mins to the outskirts of Galway, after that it's hit and miss as to how long it takes to get anywhere else.
Lough Mask on your doorstep, Lough Corrib very near. Great spot for cycling, hiking, fishing and none of the rat race of Dublin.

I would never want a house like that, all the cleaning and heating bills would be insane. I also feel a bit for someone who put that much into a house, however tasteless IMO, to see it all gone for nothing. Probably caused them countless sleepless nights worrying about money.

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#2745 04-03-2021 7:44pm

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The estate agent measured this room space as 86cm. Perfect fit for a single bed.

Apart from that it's a decent location, right beside Corkagh Park.

https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/semi-detached-house-75-cherrywood-grove-clondalkin-dublin-22/2596823

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#2746 04-03-2021 7:49pm

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Muahahaha wrote: »

Also what is that pink/reddish discolouration on the concrete? Is it a west of Ireland thing, Ive seen it on a good few houses over that way, saw one estate in east Galway where all the houses suffered from it less than 10 years of having been built.

It’s a fungus. It’s easily removable using a fungicide and a power hose. We have to treat our house every few years.

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#2747 05-03-2021 10:57am

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KevRossi wrote: »

The estate agent measured this room space as 86cm. Perfect fit for a single bed.

If it wasn't for the fact that there's a row of houses, I would have sworn blind that house was built by hand without and architect's help. There are so many little sticking out bits in rooms and nooks and crannies. Nobody in their right mind would design a house with such a terrible use of space.

I would have sworn blind that child's room had a big chunk taken out of it for a bathroom or something, but no it clearly wraps around the hallway.

I wonder was that 86cm space originally a toilet off the hall, but the owners have moved a load of internal walls around so now it's half a room + a toilet turned into a bedroom.

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#2748 05-03-2021 11:33am

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seamus wrote: »

If it wasn't for the fact that there's a row of houses, I would have sworn blind that house was built by hand without and architect's help. There are so many little sticking out bits in rooms and nooks and crannies. Nobody in their right mind would design a house with such a terrible use of space.

I'd say it was bought, gutted and reconfigured by someone with a head full of dreams, a locked and loaded nail gun and a flatbed of plaster board.

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#2749 05-03-2021 11:49am

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KevRossi wrote: »

I would never want a house like that, all the cleaning and heating bills would be insane. I also feel a bit for someone who put that much into a house, however tasteless IMO, to see it all gone for nothing. Probably caused them countless sleepless nights worrying about money.

That's very true. Started out I guess as someone's dream, and turned into a nightmare.

And I 100% agree as regards cleaning and heating it.

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#2750 05-03-2021 1:27pm

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https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/semi-detached-house-13-westbourne-park-clondalkin-dublin-22/2858861

Upstairs is a bit of a let-down when you look at downstairs.

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#2751 05-03-2021 1:29pm

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300k for a semi in Clondalkin?

Madness.

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