Strange & Unusual Houses

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Ella
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The loo is visible from the bed.
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It's all very aesthetically pleasing but would best suit deaf exhibitionists with more money than sense. Imagine what else you could get for £750K!
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Ella77 wrote:The loo is visible from the bed.
Always what I look for when selecting a property.
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I've stayed in a couple of hotels with setups like that. Distressing.
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That outside bit is so odd. What would you ever do with it?

Its a very central Bath address, I guess that accounts for some of the price tag!
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It still looks very much like a garage on the lower floor to me.
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I think it's horrible. So much of it just looks like a corridor.
If your back's against the wall, turn around and write on it.
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ParisGal wrote:It still looks very much like a garage on the lower floor to me.
The light tracks on the ceiling caught my eye because they look so much like an up and over garage door track.
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Is that giant tennis ball a chair?
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I love that but I don't love the tennis ball chair or viewing someone on the loo whilst I'm in bed.
BRING ON THE TRUMPETS!

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I think it's horrible too. :)) I thought the outside courtyard was a walk in shower room with glass ceiling at first! It's just so sterile and impractical.
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Imagine waking up there hungover on a sunny day.
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Wow.

If only I didn't get sick on Regents Park boating pond! The location map is a tiny bit off though :))
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I love all the Ibiza-style white-soft-furnishings-outside lounging area shots. Ideal for when it's pissing down yet again around the very damp waterways of the UK :lol:
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They seem to be a bit confused about the difference between eight bedrooms and sleeps eight.
If your back's against the wall, turn around and write on it.
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I think it's lovely - not sure on the price though - surely that is a rental price per week or something. Why would someone spend in excess of 3 million euro on the restoration of it and hen sell for £150K.
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http://www.realestate.com.au/property-h ... -122984618

Bam!

Also, do Australians say meals room rather than dining, or does it mean something slightly different?
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I wouldn't want to live there, but I think their kitsch aesthetic is pretty cool. :lol:

It reminds me a little bit of this house, in New Zealand, which was regarded as a cultural icon:

http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/photograph/ ... ouse-bluff
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They've managed to make it look clean and quite airy which is quite a feat with that much clutter!
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Someone took the concept of a 'treehouse bed' and ran (a marathon) with it.
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