Maybe they had experienced flooding but only very localised flooding to one side of the house.
qh
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The first bit makes sense, but the second part of this, come on, think of the poor cornish!Originally posted by Paddy View PostJust demolish Wales and send the Welsh to Cornwall.
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Doesn't look so weird from the front:
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properti...hannel=RES_BUY
Judging by the back garden it's been neglected for some time.
Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; 30 March 2024, 21:39.
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When I worked in commercial property I saw one or two absolute corkers but this takes the absolute biscuit!
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Wonder what local planning regulation they were trying to get around.
The whole thing needs a bulldozer taken to it.
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Unusual detached property in Gwynedd
Well it's certainly "unusual":
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/welsh-bung...181908718.html
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