How do you know a new house feels right?

**SimonMac** · 25 July 2013, 07:15

If you've already bought it, its too late dumbass

**Mich the Tester** · 25 July 2013, 07:19

Touch it; it should be firm to the touch. Push against it and it shouldn't fall down. Rub yourself up against it if that turns you on; it should remain firm and solid.

**bobspud** · 25 July 2013, 07:45

If you bought the right house then the hairs on the back of your neck would have stood up when you first saw it. Other than that Houses take years to become homes...

**Alias** · 25 July 2013, 07:47

never regret! use it as an opportunity to move forwards...

**MarillionFan** · 25 July 2013, 07:49

Originally posted by bobspud View Post

If you bought the right house then the hairs on the back of your neck would have stood up when you first saw it. Other than that Houses take years to become homes...

That or you just bought Borley Rectory.

**gingerjedi** · 25 July 2013, 07:59

When the snooker table fits through the front door sideways.

**bobspud** · 25 July 2013, 08:05

Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

That or you just bought Borley Rectory.

Funny you should mention that. Not long after we moved in my daughter was sat in the kitchen in her high chair. She was laughing her head off . My wife turned round and asked what she was doing and she said " the lady in the sheet is making me laugh..."

**mickey** · 25 July 2013, 08:22

Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

When the snooker table fits through the front door sideways.

I'd love that!

**SimonMac** · 25 July 2013, 08:24

Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

When the snooker table fits through the front door sideways.

How do you know a new house feels right?