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big eck
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12th Dec 15 at 19:21   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Detached 4 bed with integrated garage that actually fits a car. Move in on the 8th of Jan so it's all systems go.

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Trees will be the first thing to go when we get the keys
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Someone got a bit bored with cleaning the wall halfway through the job.


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Looks smart mate!
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Nice one well done!


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tidy
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Looks smart, nice job.
Them trees must be a pain in the arse, surely.


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Lovely house mate. Just needs some nice block paving.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Lovely house mate. Just needs some nice block paving.


I quite like the tarmac, dont think it looks that bad.
very nice house but I agree the first thing I would do is remove those trees!!!
Ben G
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Tarmac is gypo. Haof my driveway is Tarmac, hate it, but like hell am I going to dig it all up. Be there all year doing it!
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it can look decent.
much worse driveway types
big eck
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That Tarmac is staying put nice and flat and is in very good condition.

First things first, the inside is in need of a full carpet/flooring rig out. Then it'll be the knock down of the wall between the kitchen and dining room to make it all open plan. That's where most of the money will be spent. Looking at £10k on this room alone.
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10k to knock a wall down? Or does that include a new kitchen?

Looks lovely
big eck
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That's everything to having the wall knocked down and then the decor after it and having the flooring done.
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15th Dec 15 at 00:13   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Can we see inside?
link to it on rightmove?
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Very Nice.
big eck
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These are the estate agent pics so not that great. Give you an idea tho.

Kitchen



Lounge




Dining room



Master bedroom (no pic of the en-suite)



Bedroom 2



Bedroom 3&4




Bathroom



Rear garden



[Edited on 15-12-2015 by big eck]
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The kitchen and dining room is separated by this wall. It's a waste of time putting it there in the first place IMO but I suppose it gave people the option of a separate room. Gonna have a go at ripping it down myself. How hard can it be

big eck
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This is gonna be the finished floor plan. 26ft long kitchen/dining room.

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Be a good kitchen diner space that yep definitely get rid of the wall. Looks a great house, much to do inside it or is it all pretty sorted already? Only ask as when I looked into buying various stuff, quite a bit of modernising was needed which would have cost a bloody fortune.
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A big kitchen diner/social space is great my mum and dads is the same (goes the full width of the house at the rear. Really nice place to be, so definitely worth paying for it.
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More use than a living room in my opinion. Will be great once it's knocked through
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16th Dec 15 at 15:41   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

the party kitchen
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The place is pretty sorted, it's just decor that needs doin and new carpets/flooring throughout. It's a repossession (one of the main reasons I got it so cheap) so I was expecting the inside to be wreaked but the only thing the previous owners took with them was a few light fittings and appliances, all of which get replaced anyways so it wasn't an issue. I reckon £15kish will get the full house finished. Luckily I got £20k profit on my flat so I have the monies to cover incase something goes wrong (which usually happens). As long as I get my big 55" 4K telly the wife can do what she likes with the rest
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I've found the ad for it, won't post it as you obviously don't want it posted, how much over the "offers over" price did you go ? Can't believe the amount of house you get for your money up north !

Looks nice though and good idea for the Kitchen

[Edited on 16-12-2015 by Neo]

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