Something for our northern readers to laugh at

[DimPrawn]

Welcome to the wedge! 90in-wide house which expands to 22ft at the back is transformed into £800,000 luxury home | Mail Online

Tom and Sarah Tidbury decided to make the most of their space - and even have a garden as part of their home

[minestrone]

Massive potential in gap sites.

Been looking out for possible sites for years.

[SimonMac]

Call me daft, but it looks small from the front, and the back, not sure where the 22ft wide comes from!

[sasguru]

Why would Northern people laugh at this? They could sell that house and buy a whole Northern village.

[barrydidit]

Nicknamed 'the Wedge' as it starts off thin before growing wide at the rear

They should have called it 'the wife' in the that case.

[SimonMac]

Nicknamed 'the Wedge' as it starts off thin before growing wide at the rear

They should have called it 'the wife' in the that case.

[northernladuk]

They should have called it 'the wife' in the that case.

Not quite. If it had a large unkept and untouched garden it would.

[Spacecadet]

It was purchased for £430,000

How much!!!

This is what you can get for (under) £400k oop north
Property Full Details | Alan Kirkham

Has the added bonus of not being surrounded by c_nts and includes 2 Acres Of Garden And Woodland Areas

[Doggy Styles]

How much!!!

This is what you can get for (under) £400k oop north
Property Full Details | Alan Kirkham

Has the added bonus of not being surrounded by c_nts and includes 2 Acres Of Garden And Woodland Areas

So I wonder why there's such a disparity in prices?

[lilelvis2000]

How much!!!

This is what you can get for (under) £400k oop north
Property Full Details | Alan Kirkham

Has the added bonus of not being surrounded by c_nts and includes 2 Acres Of Garden And Woodland Areas

Wife watches that London ******* property programme - err I mean Escape to the Country. Not quite sure what that title is supposed to mean exactly BTW.

I faint at the prices of property..but then when I see it from a perspective of a Londoner where even a cardboard box goes for £100k, I can see that those places are "bargains".