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Things I found on Rightmove

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rf_fozzy Jan 2022 6:24pm, 28 Jan 2022 16,402 posts	0 rf_fozzy "The one in Keighley looks lovely." First time anyone has said that about Keighley....
Cerrertonia Jan 2022 6:24pm, 28 Jan 2022 15,666 posts	0 Cerrertonia The interior of the bungalow in Keighley is very nice indeed. Would I be right in thinking that it would be at least £100K more expensive if it were a few miles further north? Exchanged contracts today, so i'll be hitting refresh on rightmove with increased levels of motivation now.
Velociraptor Jan 2022 7:04pm, 28 Jan 2022 56,154 posts	0 Velociraptor We're staying in Keighley for a week in July, but in a tiny little house in the town.
Stevce Jan 2022 7:30pm, 28 Jan 2022 2,317 posts	0 Stevce The thing is the Keighley one is only a semi detached house, what if you have noisy neighbours????
sallykate Jan 2022 7:34pm, 28 Jan 2022 8,868 posts	0 sallykate This is a house I walk past almost every day: rightmove.co.uk I remember seeing the old lady who lived there when she was in her front garden. Will be interesting to see the contents of the inevitable skips once it's sold.
McGoohan Jan 2022 9:03am, 29 Jan 2022 50,952 posts	0 McGoohan That should be given to the National Trust and exhibited as 'how we used to live'!
Rosehip Jan 2022 9:07am, 29 Jan 2022 23,907 posts	0 Rosehip I hope that doesn’t end up stripped out and into two flats - but bet it does. It could be lovely, though
Turtlemama Jan 2022 9:18am, 29 Jan 2022 1,690 posts	0 Turtlemama Sallykate, other than the kitchen and bathroom, I think that's lovely. Oh, other than the looming brick monstrosity overlooking the garden too! Couldn't believe the price though, given the amount of work needed. Then I saw it was in London 🙄
WA Jan 2022 9:26am, 29 Jan 2022 9,461 posts	0 WA That's fabulous sallykate.
sallykate Jan 2022 9:47am, 29 Jan 2022 8,870 posts	0 sallykate Yep, the looming brick monstrosities are what I see from my front window! Courtesy of bomb damage in the blitz ( bombsight.org ), lots of infill social housing in SE London. Or should I say ex-social housing. I hope it stays as a house. There are a few round here which have been converted from flats back to houses, which is great to see. Not that I'd ever have a cat in hell's chance of affording a house round here. I wouldn't be able to afford my own home if I wanted to buy it today!