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What dwelling do you live in?

I live in a rented Bungalow

With 2 bedrooms, 1 large bathroom, hall, reasonable sized kitchen, and a large living room, 3 cupboards, one has water tank in it, the other an upright freezer, other cuboard has the electric trip switches, junk, fiber optic Christmas tree, vacum cleaner, ironing board and a bike that we are going to sell.

What dwelling do you live in? I live in a Bungalow

Terassed house.

A box

(See: Location)

I live in a Tower Block most of the time and then a normal terraced house the rest of the time.

Terassed house.

Terraced you mean?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terraced_house

An rv next to a house in the middle of the redwoods.



Hello, ladies...

i live in a bugallow, as of january 15th this year it will be 5 bedroom, 2 living room, kitchen/dining room, 2 bathrooms, 2 conservatories. lots of cupboards...

I live in a Tower Block most of the time and then a normal terraced house the rest of the time. Are you at University then?

Are you at University then?
Yes lol.

2 bedroom upstairs apartment with a feckin leak in the feckin ceiling. Fecker. Feck. Does anybody want to house me and my somewhat wonderful child?

Yes lol. good guess hey ;)

2 bedroom upstairs apartment with a feckin leak in the feckin ceiling. Fecker. Feck. Does anybody want to house me and my somewhat wonderful child?

I would, if we had enough room....

Small rented apartment with big balcony (which is useless 9 months a year) and sauna. I'll start building my own house on March. Plenty of room then.

I would, if we had enough room....

It's the thought that counts. :fluffle:

Small rented apartment with big balcony (which is useless 9 months a year) and sauna. I'll start building my own house on March. Plenty of room then. good luck in building your house

It's the thought that counts. :fluffle:

Well, good thoughts don't generally fix the roof. :(
On the other hand... a moist environement can be nice as well. :fluffle:

good luck in building your house
Thanks, going to need that.

Cabra West what do you live in?

Cabra West what do you live in?

The terraced house ;)

Thanks, going to need that. Do you ever watch Grand Designs?

The terraced house ;) thank you

2 bedroom upstairs apartment with a feckin leak in the feckin ceiling. Fecker. Feck. Does anybody want to house me and my somewhat wonderful child?
Sure! Come on over! :D

Do you ever watch Grand Designs?
Don't think I've ever even heard of it.

Anyway here's the plan if anyone is interested. (It's not final)
The house on the first page and layouts on the second
www.mulletronic.com/talo.pdf

Sure! Come on over! :D

Aw, you're a sweetheart. Too bad it's not really as easy as I would like it to be. :(

I'm that guy who lives in the woods who give little kids a reason to be affraid of the boogie man:p

I live in a cave with my Monken friends, where we dine happilly with red wine and dance with the wolves every great moon. My cave is of the nicer sort, as I am one of the five Great Monks of our village. Of course it only has 2 rooms, but I do have quite a nice stream going through it. I'd tell you where it is, but my Monken village is quite secret and I would be demoted to PooPoo Monk if I told you.

Don't think I've ever even heard of it.

Anyway here's the plan if anyone is interested. (It's not final)
The house on the first page and layouts on the second
www.mulletronic.com/talo.pdf



Grand Designs

http://www.channel4.com/4homes/ontv/grand-designs/

I live in a three-walled hut open to the western winds.

I live in a three-walled hut open to the western winds. Chalming

Aw, you're a sweetheart. Too bad it's not really as easy as I would like it to be. :(
I'm sorry. If you decide to take me up on the offer though, just let me know. I'll even help move ya. :D

I'm sorry. If you decide to take me up on the offer though, just let me know. I'll even help move ya. :D

Wow. You like me that much? Or is it just because I call you "Daddy"? ;)

A cave.

Heh heh, just kidding.

A plain yellow brick house.

A cave.

Heh heh, just kidding.

A plain yellow brick house. :) ha ha love a joker

:) ha ha love a jokerI love you, too. <Holds out arms wide expecting a hug.>

Wow. You like me that much? Or is it just because I call you "Daddy"? ;)

Shh... careful there. Eut is the NS General's own Dirty Ol Man ;)
But he's a nice Dirty Ol Man, too.

I love you, too. <Holds out arms wide expecting a hug.>
:fluffle:

Wow. You like me that much? Or is it just because I call you "Daddy"? ;)
Both. :p

Besides, I would love a chance to "move" you. :D

Shh... careful there. Eut is the NS General's own Dirty Ol Man ;)
But he's a nice Dirty Ol Man, too.
Shhhhh! You'll blow my cover! :p

Shh... careful there. Eut is the NS General's own Dirty Ol Man ;)
But he's a nice Dirty Ol Man, too.

I know all about Eut (well, all I need to know really).

He's my eSugarDaddy@ILikeCatholicSchoolGirls.com :D

I know all about Eut (well, all I need to know really).

He's my eSugarDaddy@ILikeCatholicSchoolGirls.com :D
Hehehe! And you were wondering why I like you so much! Tsk! :D

Can we stick to the subject please

detached house

that looks like this (http://www.hlj.me.uk/house.JPG)

detached house

that looks like this (http://www.hlj.me.uk/house.JPG) very nice 30s or 40s design ?

very nice 30s or 40s design ?
30s as i understand it. tis a shithole on the inside tho (we've been "doing it up" for 10 years and all we've managed to do is gut the place :p)


30s houses are also amazingly inefficient so heating bills are through the roof (literally) :(

30s as i understand it. tis a shithole on the inside tho (we've been "doing it up" for 10 years and all we've managed to do is gut the place :p)


30s houses are also amazingly inefficient so heating bills are through the roof (literally) :( I hear they can be a nightmare

Wilfwolfden, are you a teacher by any chance?

Wildwolfden, are you a teacher by any chance? no, why do you say that? but 30s houses are Art Deco in design I did do Art History at college ages ago

wildwolfden

anyone else care to comment

Detached house in Suburbia.

God awful place.

Detached house in Suburbia.

God awful place. sorry to hear that

Er...what am I doing here anyway? :confused: Seriously, I just went into any old thread..............Oh yeah......I live in a house........with Three bedrooms, a living room, two rather small bathrooms, and other things you'd find in a house

Er...what am I doing here anyway? :confused: Seriously, I just went into any old thread..............Oh yeah......I live in a house........with Three bedrooms, a living room, two rather small bathrooms, and other things you'd find in a house that is nice :)

Chalming

Yes.. it saves on the tax...

I live in a four bedroomed detached house. Uh, other than listing the rooms, I really cant tell you much about it.
The front of my house (the main one in the picture/the one on the right (ooh, it has our old car...)):
http://usera.imagecave.com/neon_golden/front.jpg
The conservatory at the back (which is actually far bigger than it looks):
http://usera.imagecave.com/neon_golden/con4.jpg

a house

a house ha ha ;)

ha ha ;)
well its true:)

I live in a somewhat small one bedroom apartment in a single story apartment building. Ah, the life of a student.

well its true:) I know but just tickled me ;)

I live in a four bedroomed detached house. Uh, other than listing the rooms, I really cant tell you much about it.
The front of my house (the main one in the picture/the one on the right (ooh, it has our old car...)):
http://usera.imagecave.com/neon_golden/front.jpg
The conservatory at the back (which is actually far bigger than it looks):
http://usera.imagecave.com/neon_golden/con4.jpg
i like your house... and your conservatory looks just like ours! :eek:

i like your house... and your conservatory looks just like ours! :eek:
Yes it looks nice

i like your house... and your conservatory looks just like ours! :eek:
that's really quite strange.... :confused:
you'd like the inside even better *nods* the bedroom particurlarly, hahaha! *wink* :P

Yes it looks nice
Thanks :) I quite like our house. When we were moving houses, there was one we really liked but we lost it. And then we found this one and it was tonnes better!

Thanks :) I quite like our house. When we were moving houses, there was one we really liked but we lost it. And then we found this one and it was tonnes better! pleasure

that's really quite strange.... :confused:
you'd like the inside even better *nods* the bedroom particurlarly, hahaha! *wink* :P
i shall try and find some pics... just like ours except the doors are in a different place. weird :P
hahaha the bedroom, the lounge, the conservatory, the kitchen... any room could be good when nobody else is home ;-) :-P
(bah. looked for em but the pics are on a different computer i think, and its off atm.)

I live in a detached thing in the inner suburbs. When it was built it wasn't the inner suburbs, it was the rural-urban fringe. then the ***ing council went and built a concil estate right next to us. :angry: We get some right piles of crap around here now. But they all look up to us because our property is about 4 times the size of theirs and we're the only detached house around here. :D It has 3 bedrooms a lounge (it used to have 2 but we had to knock the other one down because it was sinking), 2 bathrooms (1 upstairs, 1 downstairs) and the garden is just under an acre i would approximate. and then it has other stuff too... like a garage and a kitchen...

i shall try and find some pics... just like ours except the doors are in a different place. weird :P
hahaha the bedroom, the lounge, the conservatory, the kitchen... any room could be good when nobody else is home ;-) :-P
(bah. looked for em but the pics are on a different computer i think, and its off atm.)
It's a shame you couldn't find pics. I'll just have to come and see myself! ;) :D
mmm, good point... each room will get me pondering now about the various things I could be bent over... ;-) hehehe :P

I live in a detached thing in the inner suburbs. When it was built it wasn't the inner suburbs, it was the rural-urban fringe. then the ***ing council went and built a concil estate right next to us. :angry: We get some right piles of crap around here now. But they all look up to us because our property is about 4 times the size of theirs and we're the only detached house around here. :D It has 3 bedrooms a lounge (it used to have 2 but we had to knock the other one down because it was sinking), 2 bathrooms (1 upstairs, 1 downstairs) and the garden is just under an acre i would approximate. and then it has other stuff too... like a garage and a kitchen... thanks blu tac

a semi detached... which is basically one detached split in two fir all that don't know. it isn't a townhouse.

first floor is one bedroom, one bar, one big living room, one bathroom, and a laundry room.

second is three bedrooms, one bathroom, kitchen, and a dining room that opens into a living room.

and fair sized front and back lawns.

basically, more than enough space for the five people that live here.

a semi detached... which is basically one detached split in two fir all that don't know. it isn't a townhouse.

first floor is one bedroom, one bar, one big living room, one bathroom, and a laundry room.

second is three bedrooms, one bathroom, kitchen, and a dining room that opens into a living room.

and fair sized front and back lawns.

basically, more than enough space for the five people that live here.
sounds good

shoe box

Sometimes, when a new baby is born, we will kill a pig and drown the baby in the pig's blood. After it is temporarily out of air, we will pull it out and put a rabbits bootucks to its face, the rabbit will fart and give air to the baby. Then we will throw the baby off the Eastern cliff and clean it in the waters of the ocean. We will then proceed to go out and recover the baby, if it is still bouyant.

I live in a house with a large kitchen and three floors. Here's a picture of the front garden and some of the house:

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a140/maayan009/0e95d426.jpg

I live in a house with a large kitchen and three floors. Here's a picture of the front garden and some of the house:

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a140/maayan009/0e95d426.jpg very nice thank you

last time of asking

I live in a rented Bungalow

With 2 bedrooms, 1 large bathroom, hall, reasonable sized kitchen, and a large living room, 3 cupboards, one has water tank in it, the other an upright freezer, other cuboard has the electric trip switches, junk, fiber optic Christmas tree, vacum cleaner, ironing board and a bike that we are going to sell.

Detached house.

Detached house. how many rooms?

Are you doing some kind of study, Wildwolfen? You've been asking a whole lot of questions about everyone's personal lives, lately.

Are you doing some kind of study, Wildwolfen? You've been asking a whole lot of questions about everyone's personal lives, lately.

No, I am purely being friendly, I have no hidden agenda.

Why are you being so testy?

how many rooms?
15

I didn't intend for it to come across as testy, I was just curious.

I didn't intend for it to come across as testy, I was just curious. Well you did and no I am not a stalker

15 :headbang: what types of room are they?

I live in a 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath split level that we can really only barely afford at the moment, but that's what we get for buying it. The tiny 1 bedroom apartment was just too small for both adults and a baby, though, and we HAD to find someplace else to be. And I am so jealous of those gorgeous conservatories.

A semi-detatched house is called a twin in the states. We have a LOT more detatched houses here, though. That's the norm here - most row houses, and twins are lower-class type housing, although certianly not all. I think it is because we have just a lot more space to fill up.

I live in a 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath split level that we can really only barely afford at the moment, but that's what we get for buying it. The tiny 1 bedroom apartment was just too small for both adults and a baby, though, and we HAD to find someplace else to be. And I am so jealous of those gorgeous conservatories.

A semi-detatched house is called a twin in the states. We have a LOT more detatched houses here, though. That's the norm here - most row houses, and twins are lower-class type housing, although certianly not all. I think it is because we have just a lot more space to fill up. thank you :)

:headbang: what types of room are they?
OK.

5 bedrooms
2 living rooms
1 dining room
3 bathrooms
1 utility room
1 kitchen
1 study
1 lounge

A villa.

Well you did and no I am not a stalker

Apparently I was a bit indelicate in my wording. I wasn't trying to imply you were a stalker or any such thing. I was wondering if you were working on a project of some kind (which would be cool) or just curious (which is cool as well).

Anyway, my apartment building is wierd because its only 1 story. I managed to not be in one of the excessively large student apartment buildings in town. I have one bedroom, one bathroom, one kitched, and one living room, which is handy because there's only one of me.

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a353/tuebor/CIMG0471.jpg

Although I'm worried because we don't have any snow, nor have we for over a week or so. Usually this is when winter is just getting into its stride and we have over a foot of snow. But it hasn't even been getting under freezing at night, which leads me to believe that the end is nigh.

OK.

5 bedrooms
2 living rooms
1 dining room
3 bathrooms
1 utility room
1 kitchen
1 study
1 lounge

That is better, thank you :)

Terassed house.
So is that like a projects?

Apparently I was a bit indelicate in my wording. I wasn't trying to imply you were a stalker or any such thing. I was wondering if you were working on a project of some kind (which would be cool) or just curious (which is cool as well).

Anyway, my apartment building is wierd because its only 1 story. I managed to not be in one of the excessively large student apartment buildings in town. I have one bedroom, one bathroom, one kitched, and one living room, which is handy because there's only one of me.

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a353/tuebor/CIMG0471.jpg just interesting thats all

Although I'm worried because we don't have any snow, nor have we for over a week or so. Usually this is when winter is just getting into its stride and we have over a foot of snow. But it hasn't even been getting under freezing at night, which leads me to believe that the end is nigh. apology accepted

So is that like a projects?

Terraced house

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terraced_house

Terraced house

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terraced_house
Yeah, got that the first time. I'm asking if it's a government built dwelling for low income families. We in the U.S. call them projects. Just wondering if it's the same thing or not.

Yeah, got that the first time. I'm asking if it's a government built dwelling for low income families. We in the U.S. call them projects. Just wondering if it's the same thing or not. not sure what they call it in UK Social Housing I think

not sure what they call it in UK Social Housing I think
I think the P.C. word in U.S. is "public housing" but once you've visited them, they are "the projects"

I lived in them for a few months with my ex girlfriend. Got shot at. Moved out. Never again.

Living in a little 2 room apartment right now. My financial advisor has advised me that since I'm not going to be staying long, buying a house isn't the safest investment at the moment.

But the mutual funds are doing well, so I'm looking to build in 3-5 years.

All I need are 3 things. Finished basement for home theater. Huge garage. Huge kitchen. The rest is up to the wife.

I think the P.C. word in U.S. is "public housing" but once you've visited them, they are "the projects"

I lived in them for a few months with my ex girlfriend. Got shot at. Moved out. Never again.

Living in a little 2 room apartment right now. My financial advisor has advised me that since I'm not going to be staying long, buying a house isn't the safest investment at the moment.

But the mutual funds are doing well, so I'm looking to build in 3-5 years.

All I need are 3 things. Finished basement for home theater. Huge garage. Huge kitchen. The rest is up to the wife. I understand

Still living at home. I'll move out this summer though.

My parents' house is a 6,000 sq ft, 3-storey (plus attic and basement), 75 year old building. It has 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 2 half-baths, entrance hall, living room, den, music room, dining room, playroom, servant's passage plus tons more. All hardwood flooring except for the den. Two fireplaces. The basement of the house used to be a police station back in '50s, so there are still old authentic prison cell doors down there, complete with keys and everything lol

Still living at home. I'll move out this summer though.

My parents' house is a 6,000 sq ft, 3-storey (plus attic and basement), 75 year old building. It has 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 2 half-baths, entrance hall, living room, den, music room, dining room, playroom, servant's passage plus tons more. All hardwood flooring except for the den. Two fireplaces. The basement of the house used to be a police station back in '50s, so there are still old authentic prison cell doors down there, complete with keys and everything lol thanks for that

thanks for that
I'd do the same, because I've put a lot of sweat into my houses, but I don't know if its acceptable. I cannot sense sarcasim, or anything here. Soem people really like their house!

So, the smallest house that we own, and live in most of the time right now, is a one level, ranch, full unfinished basement. 2000 square feet living space. But that is in America right now, and here the house I'm currently dwelling in is a huge farm house. I don't want to guess square feet, let alone meters.

I'd do the same, because I've put a lot of sweat into my houses, but I don't know if its acceptable. I cannot sense sarcasim, or anything here. Soem people really like their house!

So, the smallest house that we own, and live in most of the time right now, is a one level, ranch, full unfinished basement. 2000 square feet living space. But that is in America right now, and here the house I'm currently dwelling in is a huge farm house. I don't want to guess square feet, let alone meters. That sounds nice

many thanks everyone :)