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Originally Posted by funkendrenchman
This screams 'built by a tradesman/contractor type with no wife and maybe kids on the weekend' and obvious without using services of any design professional.
Workman ships looks very good, but lacking consistency in overall look and feel of the design.
If the plug in fireplace in the bathroom were removed that bathroom would be note worthy, with the open concept shower and tub. However I don't see mechanical equip to support that bath, only one very small elec water heater and something for well water. Evidently the plug in fireplace is the heat source for the bathroom.
Write up says baseboard heat and pellet stove, with central air. I only see baseboard heat in one room, and no evidence of central air. Immediately raises the question how did this pass any code inspection.
That whole fucking house needs to be tested for STDs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Touring_Sedan
I sort of appreciated the juxtaposition of the giant flat screen tv and the suits of armor in the same room, until it settled in about the whole sex dungeon thing.
I'm getting more of an incel vibe than a sex dungeon vibe.Quote:
Originally Posted by dannynoonan
The sex dungeon is more aspirational than anythingQuote:
Originally Posted by The AD
Yeah, I can't imagine someone who makes a point of showcasing their Harry Potter collection is getting a lot of (unpaid for) sex.Quote:
Originally Posted by Supermoon
Introducing the "Basement House!":
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2...zillowgonewild
This is who I envisioned owning that house, or at least decorating ithttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...8f6a1d45f0.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by The AD
Who was the mag that had a Harry Potter (themed/sticker) sports car. He was a real douche and flamed out quickly?Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
they are both a little on the thin side for reality. Unless there’s meth involvedQuote:
Originally Posted by dannynoonan
a maggot that was a real douche doesn’t narrow it down, but there was some Seattle? Area realtor or some such with like a “I’d rather be playing quidditch” sticker or the like on his jag convertible (details may all be wrong, I remember something similar)
That was him.Quote:
Originally Posted by dunfree
He was a urologist from Vegas as I recall.
White Jag, and ruthlessly mocked by Brit.
Replete with Illinois (midget) Nazis?Quote:
Originally Posted by sirbumpsalot
I think a PA not a Doc. And was it a Jag? I seem to recall a Lexus.Quote:
Originally Posted by plugboots
It was a white jaaaaag
With a cute sticker on the nose
delco714 - Urologic oncology and reconstructive PAC
And he had to park his fancy Jag in a big condo complex parking lot. Didn't even have covered parking as I recall--in fucking Vegas.
This delco714 Harry Potter remembrance thing made me think of this: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CdyLS...d=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
That's a funny bit ^^
Apparently the RE market in Seattle is still chugging along...
https://redf.in/ZZvNrB
Obviously it's all about the land. There's a new light rail station opening more or less across the street in two years. Still amazing that whoever owns this dump is probably going to be nearly a million dollars richer soon.
Your chance to own a rare Mike Brady designed home!
https://redf.in/6UqQrI
the office, the pool table room, and whatever the acqua thing v are are a time capsuleQuote:
Originally Posted by The AD
That’s gonna go for over ask… by a lot.
Being on the market for 124 days is not exactly a reassuring look.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
And it's apparently a steal at 800k too. Here's the neighbors asking 1.2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Brasso
https://www.redfin.com/WA/Shoreline/...155/home/87349
https://www.redfin.com/WA/Shoreline/...155/home/87348
I notice a lot of this in Seattle - a decade or more into a housing crisis, an already upzoned lot- which is the alleged 'solution'- and nobody wants to touch it. You can put a 70 foot building there. 800k is not getting you much house these days in Shoreline either- a modern modular home is probably nicer than a lot of the aging housing stock.
The Coca Cola bottle cap really ties it all together nicely.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
My favorite is the unpainted ceiling in the garage, but holy shit: there is a lot going on throughout.Quote:
Originally Posted by funkendrenchman
That is fucking awesome. I wouldn't want to live there necessarily, but I would rent that for a few days in a heartbeat. Preferably some tryptamines and a cross-post to the trip report thread would be involved.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
Haha. I used to live on Boggs ave a couple blocks away from that.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
Not surprised at all, some real gems up there.
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The TR would read like time travel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dantheman
Though I might lose my shit when I went to wash my hands in here
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That place is kinda cool. Not my thing, but cool
I don't mind it. I'd like it if it was a little less busy.
If you’re in there when the edible hits you might be in for a bad timeQuote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
The only positives about that house are the taxes, $1,702. They went up 2% from previous year.
Outdoor decks look normal and nice, but in no way do they make up for the huge amount of weirdness in the rest of the house.
Not a great neighborhood.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nobody Famous
I’m really surprised it’s priced that high.
Price in 1998 was $25,000. Lol
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Something understated for you SLC folk.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/8...71481834_zpid/
1,000 foot. One bed. One bath. How can you fit so much shit in there?Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
Not lying, that looks just like Larry Flynt's office except it's about 20 times smaller and yes I've been in Larry Flynt's office.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit