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over a year ago
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Victorian end of terraced 4 bed house. Hate the bathroom being on ground level, through the kitchen at the back of the house  .
Also hate the nightmare neighbours with their dangerous dog, having right of way though my garden. That dog has already put one of my dogs in the vet with a serious injury. The owners threaten me and family.
I'm desperately looking to move |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Victorian end of terraced 4 bed house. Hate the bathroom being on ground level, through the kitchen at the back of the house .
Also hate the nightmare neighbours with their dangerous dog, having right of way though my garden. That dog has already put one of my dogs in the vet with a serious injury. The owners threaten me and family.
I'm desperately looking to move"
Awww that doesn’t sound good.
I hope you do manage to move soon. Xxx |
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"Victorian end of terraced 4 bed house. Hate the bathroom being on ground level, through the kitchen at the back of the house .
Also hate the nightmare neighbours with their dangerous dog, having right of way though my garden. That dog has already put one of my dogs in the vet with a serious injury. The owners threaten me and family.
I'm desperately looking to move"
Thought there were laws to protect people from such harresment. Hope yourdog is ok |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'd like a 2 bed warehouse conversion apartment with 2 parking spaces and a big outside terrace
It should be in a city centre location but with views of the sea
Oh and for under £500pcm
Thank You x |
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By *tella Heels OP TV/TS
over a year ago
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"I'd like a 2 bed warehouse conversion apartment with 2 parking spaces and a big outside terrace
It should be in a city centre location but with views of the sea
Oh and for under £500pcm
Thank You x "
Yeh I know one just like that it’s in lebanon |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Victorian end of terraced 4 bed house. Hate the bathroom being on ground level, through the kitchen at the back of the house .
Also hate the nightmare neighbours with their dangerous dog, having right of way though my garden. That dog has already put one of my dogs in the vet with a serious injury. The owners threaten me and family.
I'm desperately looking to move
Thought there were laws to protect people from such harresment. Hope yourdog is ok"
So did I. Police have been called three times. All they've done is tell me to build a fence in order to fence off the right of way. Not to block their right of way but to keep it separate from my top and bottom part of garden.
Right so they get away with their threats and dangerous dog on my land but I have to spend out money to protect my children, dog's and I! Unbelievable. I guess crime does pay! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Victorian end of terraced 4 bed house. Hate the bathroom being on ground level, through the kitchen at the back of the house .
Also hate the nightmare neighbours with their dangerous dog, having right of way though my garden. That dog has already put one of my dogs in the vet with a serious injury. The owners threaten me and family.
I'm desperately looking to move
Thought there were laws to protect people from such harresment. Hope yourdog is ok
So did I. Police have been called three times. All they've done is tell me to build a fence in order to fence off the right of way. Not to block their right of way but to keep it separate from my top and bottom part of garden.
Right so they get away with their threats and dangerous dog on my land but I have to spend out money to protect my children, dog's and I! Unbelievable. I guess crime does pay! "
Put cameras up then you will either have evidence of threats or they will see them and avoid you its a win win. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I used to be dead set on a house by the sea... I'm not sure it'll ever happen and have recently come back around to a previous idea of living on a narrow boat. Some incredible tiny living solution ideas are out there though. A self-build on one of those projects would be awesome if the right spot were available for the right price. |
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Have - modern cottage style Mews house but built in period style (conservation area) around a private courtyard. Love it!
Ace private garden not overlooked S/Sw facing
And a touch of interior design.... a pretty neat place  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I live in a four bedroomed farmhouse, in the middle of nowhere with outstanding beautiful views.
But......
I would also love a cosy home by the sea with stunning uninterrupted views of the coastline.
And.....
I would also enjoy a modern city centre apartment in Edinburgh for the odd few weekend breaks.
Don't want much do I. |
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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago
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"I live in a four bedroomed farmhouse, in the middle of nowhere with outstanding beautiful views.
But......
I would also love a cosy home by the sea with stunning uninterrupted views of the coastline.
And.....
I would also enjoy a modern city centre apartment in Edinburgh for the odd few weekend breaks.
Don't want much do I."
I'll just give Kirstie & Phil your number then?  |
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"I'd love a Victorian Gothic Mansion complete with cellars and turrets...think The Munsters.
Nita"
Alternatively a large old cottage, near the coast with a stream at the bottom of the garden...
Nita |
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UK- Self designed Hufhaus set in the middle of a few acres, long driveway with gates to keep the riff-raff out...3 car garage, workshop, gym and pool
Abroad- Sunny, sea view, pool, couple of acres, gates to keep the riff-raff out.....;-) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I had my offer accepted on my dream house on Friday and I can't wait!
It's an old cottage in a seaside village.
You should have a moving in party  "
I should! If only the whole rest of fab wasn't in bloody England!
I'll hire you a coach |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I live in a big Victorian semi. I adore it. It’s very beautiful, spacious and has loads of potential.
It’s also got a big garden with plenty of room to build a very large garage/workshop.
I am very lucky to live here.
I’ve always fancied living in a warehouse though.
Some proper man space in one of those! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So are you a warehouse apartment, Victorian town house, modern house, village cottage, Art Deco, 50’s house?? 70’s modern architecture
Or Georgian house??
What do you like, want or have?"
70's flat done up inside like a multimedia studio. I am within walking distance of over 100 pubs and music venues and local to trains and buses. I don't want to move just want someone to share it with. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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My ideal would be a 6 bed detached house in the middle of nowhere (a room for each kid, 1 for us and a spare for when our parents need looking after or the kids sprout kids), with plenty of land for a garage and an annexe for us to escape the mini army we created
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I'm in a Victorian terrace and whilst there are things I'd change, I do like it. I like having a cellar (though it needs a lot of work to make it useful), I like having my bedroom in the attic which feels more like my own space than when I was on the first floor. I like the high ceilings and the fireplaces. I don't like the drafts and the heating bills!
I think when I'm older and my kids have moved out I'd move to a flat, either something ridiculously modern or something full of character in a converted Victorian mansion. |
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"I live in a four bedroomed farmhouse, in the middle of nowhere with outstanding beautiful views."
This is my dream, I'd rescue loads more dogs and be a mad dog lady
In reality I have a 2 bed terrace...although it is in a village out in the sticks, so I am surrounded by countryside |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Victorian end of terraced 4 bed house. Hate the bathroom being on ground level, through the kitchen at the back of the house .
Also hate the nightmare neighbours with their dangerous dog, having right of way though my garden. That dog has already put one of my dogs in the vet with a serious injury. The owners threaten me and family.
I'm desperately looking to move
Thought there were laws to protect people from such harresment. Hope yourdog is ok
So did I. Police have been called three times. All they've done is tell me to build a fence in order to fence off the right of way. Not to block their right of way but to keep it separate from my top and bottom part of garden.
Right so they get away with their threats and dangerous dog on my land but I have to spend out money to protect my children, dog's and I! Unbelievable. I guess crime does pay!
Put cameras up then you will either have evidence of threats or they will see them and avoid you its a win win. "
I have CCTV covering my property. However I've been told I'm not allowed to point my cameras onto their land.
They know this. As such so far they have shouted their threats at me from over the fence at the back of their house.
Been here two years and it's been on and off throughout those years. They even bullied a pensioner couple who owned my house before me. So much so, they sold up!
For my own sanity and my kids safety, it's just easier to move. The police can't help us in anyway due to them owning their house and committing those threats etc from their own private land.
The way I feel, I'd love a log cabin with all the interior mod cons, in the middle of some woods! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I had my offer accepted on my dream house on Friday and I can't wait!
It's an old cottage in a seaside village.
You should have a moving in party
I should! If only the whole rest of fab wasn't in bloody England!
I'll hire you a coach "
Excellent idea |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I always said I'd rather have a small house on a big bit of land than a big house on a small bit of land. Fortune favoured me, and now I have both A farm cottage that always needs work doing on it, and a modern style "executive" style house, which I don't really like, but it serves its purpose. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A minimalist penthouse apartment overlooking the Thames.
Nice north or south of river
South, maybe Surrey Quays way or Greenwich"
Love your idea. I've always has my eye on an apartment located on St Butlers Wharf, next to Tower Bridge. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A minimalist penthouse apartment overlooking the Thames.
Nice north or south of river
South, maybe Surrey Quays way or Greenwich
Love your idea. I've always has my eye on an apartment located on St Butlers Wharf, next to Tower Bridge. "
My long term partner lived in a penthouse apartment in Surrey Quays that had huge floor to ceiling windows. The view was amazing. I have a friend who lives in Burrels Wharf right on the Thames. We sat and watched the boats sail past. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A minimalist penthouse apartment overlooking the Thames.
Nice north or south of river
South, maybe Surrey Quays way or Greenwich
Grew up in bermondsey overlooking tower bridge"
My favourite bridge |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A minimalist penthouse apartment overlooking the Thames.
Nice north or south of river
South, maybe Surrey Quays way or Greenwich
Love your idea. I've always has my eye on an apartment located on St Butlers Wharf, next to Tower Bridge.
My long term partner lived in a penthouse apartment in Surrey Quays that had huge floor to ceiling windows. The view was amazing. I have a friend who lives in Burrels Wharf right on the Thames. We sat and watched the boats sail past."
Sounds like the perfect location for a secret tea party! |
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. I have one and it will definitely be my permanent home one day for sure 
