House For Sale

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-63565945.html
Look at pictures 12/ 13.
What do you make of that?

 

Why on earth would you do that?!

Well the socket was obviously there first

 

Must be some sort of new fangled En-Suit ??

The Loo will be discreetly positioned behind the camera

 

Hate the carpet

 

Unless it's a portable loo, it can't be behind the camera in both pictures

Kind Regards, John

 

Saniflow on a long fexible pipe........? ? ?

 

Each to their own I suppose; wonder how long it will be on the market, or how much they have to drop the price.

 

Ive just supplied some oak joinery for a small barn conversion. They have put a bath in the bedroom.

 

The loo must be behind one of those doors (presumably not the one blocked by the bath!), maybe the part-open one.

Last time we were house-hunting (very many years ago), we saw several with baths in bedrooms, at least one or two of which also had an 'exposed' loo in the room.

Kind Regards, John

 

Likely to be problems with the smoke detector in that bedroom as well - most do not work well in high humidity and the optical ones can be triggered by it.

Whole place is one of those 'all money spent - no thought given' types.

Heat? detector in the kitchen - and another detector on the sloping roof a short distance away.
Gloss black kitchen obviously never used for any cooking, those doors will show every finger mark, spots of grease and everything else.
Kitchen sink with wall cupboards directly above it.
Hob with rack of tools directly above it.
Fridge / freezer suspiciously absent.
Use of kitchen breakfast bar compromised by position of sofa.
Towel rail directly above toilet so towels can fall down into the toilet, also appears to be in the way of the cupboard door opening. Not that there are any towels in there - place appears to be staged (badly) and no one actually lives there.
Conservatory looks like a tacked on afterthought and is just a corridor to the garden. Also is glass to the floor so will have no heating, and there are no roof blinds visible either so it will be frozen in the winter and blazing hot in summer.

 

The loo is behind the door to the right of the bed. You can see the turnlock on the inside of the door.

 

Makes sense - it seems I guessed right when I said 'maybe behind the part-open door'.

Kind Regards, John

 

Well, it does say"location location location" so clearly they're not selling it on the house itself

 

Bath in a nicely done large bedroom can work as a nice nice place to relax (like a fancy hotel room), but that just looks odd.

I find the light not being centred above the dining table more upsetting though (admittedly not dangerous like the socket by the bath)!

 

Come on, that designer is far from being radical

http://www.peckhamhouse.com/space-saving-bathroom/ for the hidden toilet

and for hiding the bath