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Thursday, May 21
by
Andrew Beard
on Thu 21 May 2009 03:53 PM BST
Now I know why built in wardrobes were invented. There were none in this nine year old house, tucked away in a lesser known area of Clifton, that I visited to day which no doubt was the reason there were clothes strewn all over the place. The tenant freely admitted she had five daughters (and two sons, twins), which is why the place was such a tip – she was absolutely right – no argument there! They didn’t bother to open windows very much either, so they may find it a bit breezy tonight when they return, because they will find them open, but the rooms will also be fresher! The house has conventional walls of cavity construction, but the floors are of re-enforced concrete, which is a bit unusual. Unfortunately the bricklayer was not up to scratch, but my Clients’ will have to live with that. They won’t be able to live with leaking roofs that will need attention as will a couple of the parapet walls. The house will also need TOTAL re-decoration; I have suggested white, white white – white everywhere! In addition to the five or so bedrooms there is a separate studio and a double garage, but I shall be dreaming of clothes tonight… more »
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