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Who'd live in a house like this? Part 2
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ILikeBoats wrote: »To one of the Collison brothers I read.
Do you think he'll live in it?
I think it might be a philanthropic venture
Fair play to him whatever he decides.
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This is what 1600 a month can get you in Dublin city.
https://www.daft.ie/for-rent/studio-apartment-3-avondale-road-phibsborough-dublin-7/3433165
Boils my blood reading muck like this
"REDMOND PROEPRTY GROUP are delighted to bring this Studio apartment in 3a Avondale Road to the letting market.
3a presents itself in pristine condition with open plan living, one bedroom, kitchen area and separate bathroom."
Some example photos incase it gets taken down, or god forbid, rented.
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Those grand houses are lovely to look at and admire, but I would not feel the least desire to live in one of them Ilive rural so I have a decent sized house for a price you would not get an apartment in Dublin, and its perfect size, feels like my kind of scale.
Same here. I like looking at them, but then start thinking about the cleaning and the upkeep. But I guess if I could buy one in the first place, I would have staff!
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HildaOgdenx wrote: »Same here. I like looking at them, but then start thinking about the cleaning and the upkeep. But I guess if I could buy one in the first place, I would have staff!
It's all fine and dandy when you have a family at home but then they fly the nest and you and your OH (if you have held onto them too!) suddenly have all this unnecessary extra room to rattle around in.
I see it with my home place too.To thine own self be true
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This is what 1600 a month can get you in Dublin city.
https://www.daft.ie/for-rent/studio-apartment-3-avondale-road-phibsborough-dublin-7/3433165
Boils my blood reading muck like this
"REDMOND PROEPRTY GROUP are delighted to bring this Studio apartment in 3a Avondale Road to the letting market.
3a presents itself in pristine condition with open plan living, one bedroom, kitchen area and separate bathroom."
Some example photos incase it gets taken down, or god forbid, rented.
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It wouldn't be for me, but I clicked the link out of curiosity and the advert says rent is €600 - not €1600This is what 1600 a month can get you in Dublin city.
https://www.daft.ie/for-rent/studio-apartment-3-avondale-road-phibsborough-dublin-7/3433165
Boils my blood reading muck like this
"REDMOND PROEPRTY GROUP are delighted to bring this Studio apartment in 3a Avondale Road to the letting market.
3a presents itself in pristine condition with open plan living, one bedroom, kitchen area and separate bathroom."
Some example photos incase it gets taken down, or god forbid, rented.
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The "lean-to" is the bedroom.
A "lean to" is generally speaking an additional, often ramshackle structure that is built onto the back wall of a house and has a roof whose rafters lean against that wall. I've seen them before on this type of old cottage, generally used for storage or as a sun room.
In this case however, it's the main bedroom, which was why I was highlighting it . Why would having a bedroom in a lean-to be a bad idea? Well firstly the awkward layout, where you'd have to walk through the bedroom to access the bathroom or backyard. Also the lack of privacy where the kitchen window looks straight into the bedroom. However, the main issue is the thin, plastic roof, wooden exterior wall and the complete lack of any sort of central heating 
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