Windows
Old Oak
My wife showed me the listing for this old house in Hastings that might be of interest here.
Every photo like a painting - excellent light and shade.
Every photo like a painting - excellent light and shade.
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Old house in Hastings
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House or museum?
Blackswanwood
Old Oak
Probably a lot more attractive to look at than live in.
Phil
Old Oak
Agree, 800k to purchase and probably another 300k to make it liveable. A restoration challenge, where is Mike?
At least the toilet has a seat, and the bath tub can hold couple hundred litre
Cabinetman
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Really love it, maybe it should be transported lock stock and barrel to the Weald and Downlands museum. Would love to look around it.
Alasdair
Sapling
Is that Giant Hogweed outside the front door and in the garden?
Pete Maddex
Old Oak
But you probably won't be allowed to as I bet it is listed to the hilt - inside as well as outsideAgree, 800k to purchase and probably another 300k to make it liveable. A restoration challenge, where is Mike?
At least the toilet has a seat, and the bath tub can hold couple hundred litre
Trevanion
Old Oak
Looking at the listing's initial photo from a glance you'd assume it was all for sale (or perhaps just me, for that sort of money could buy a massive property around here), but it's only the left-most one.
A very nicely preserved period property, but it seems to me to be an absolute nightmare waiting to happen from an ownership standpoint. The outside looks like it could do with restoration work, but that would be in vain unless your neighbours also do the same, and being listed, generally the costs of repairs can be excessive unless you're capable of doing them yourself up to the standard allowed.
A very nicely preserved period property, but it seems to me to be an absolute nightmare waiting to happen from an ownership standpoint. The outside looks like it could do with restoration work, but that would be in vain unless your neighbours also do the same, and being listed, generally the costs of repairs can be excessive unless you're capable of doing them yourself up to the standard allowed.
MattS
Nordic Pine
I’m familiar with this property, the now previous owners also have an equally beautiful shop in the old town. The contents were sold over the summer as well. Not sure if they did the design themselves or had a professional but someone has a very good eye.