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My new office (I know, wgas)
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you know this could have added value to the property
but now all it has done is
p'eed off the neighbours
and devalued the property to the tune of the cost of demolishing it when the new owner moves in
oh dear
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it does have a road/path/small path down the side of the house. You can see the double gates at the bottom of said concrete track and the old driveway leading nearly to the "office's" window, a sweeping gravel driveway doesn't fit in the local area by the looks of it
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I do beg your pardon, I'm used to a driveway like this:Originally posted by chef View Postit does have a road/path/small path down the side of the house. You can see the double gates at the bottom of said concrete track and the old driveway leading nearly to the "office's" window, a sweeping gravel driveway doesn't fit in the local area by the looks of it
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Aaah, the life of a wedding caterer. Definitely a step up from Macdonalds.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostI do beg your pardon, I'm used to a driveway like this:
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I think it looks nice. Once the garden is completed, it won't stick out so much.
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Nah, she works in the back bedroom during the day.Originally posted by milanbenes View Postwell he can't really hide,
cos as the picture shows his Mrs has engineered it so that his chair and desk
are in front of the window so that she can see if he is really working or picking his nose
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alright alright
we've definately got a cross section of views and experience and expectations here
so exercise for this week
everyone put a few photos of their house (from different angles) on that web site and we can put some perspective on this
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Bad idea. Dim will be googling for '**** off big mansions' and Zeity has just typed 'moonbase alpha'Originally posted by milanbenes View Postalright alright
we've definately got a cross section of views and experience and expectations here
so exercise for this week
everyone put a few photos of their house (from different angles) on that web site and we can put some perspective on this
Milan.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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