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^^i think I read that that’s isnt Washington DC but somewhere else
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You’re welcome to borrow my fender jazz
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Yeah that was a bit of a disappointment! The original house was just a mess. Liked the brutalist concrete though but then I live in a massive concrete tower
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Thanks all, and @greenhell nope - bringing the father in law to London which means bigger home and potentially selling the penthouse abode - only places we can afford are ones with problems...
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Does anyone have any experience of house buying for a place that has Japanese knotweed (from adjoining network rail)?
My bank will lend on it subject to work being started and paid for upfront but that would mean not touching a significant bit of the garden/yard for five years.
Does this way madness lie?
The rest of the property needs a fair bit of work, so garden could be a after thought whilst I get the other things done...
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No shit!
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Arf, I’m tempted to get mine out and see whether I can peer through his french windows
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@mashton- I’m rocking one today. Chunky knit, pockets. Arket I believe- the thinking man’s H&M.
I could give you a twirl from the window if you’ve got binoculars
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So sorry @Markyboy - sending our love
I used to work for a charity that had 160 howden’s kitchens - and we bought and fitted at least 15 big kitchens per year. they got better over time and stood up to being bashed around a lot.
It all depends on how well your builder knows the local depot. The listed prices are way over what you should end up paying. They do lots of handy inclusive adaptations that work pretty well for the mainstream market.
New CEO recently and a little downturn in profits so I think they might be trying to up their competitiveness a little.