I foresee that she will get some (well meaning) comments along these lines about planning permits and other mundane but necessary details.I agree with the cleanliness issue, I don't agree with telling 800K people about it (over and over and over again).
If you look at the road she's moved to, they're all bungalows and they all look almost identical. Surely she wouldn't be able to get planning permission to change anything drastically (at least, I wouldn't have thought so).
It seems to be so much country side like her former home was London city.Her Stories is just a constant, never-ending stream of whingeing and complaining about having to clean things. We get it, Emma. It's not to your 'high standard'. Move on.
It will be interesting to see what they do with this house, but it seems very limiting to me, with the first-floor roof space (which she'll almost certainly just fill with piles of neatly folded jeans and rails of identical blazers), and only one usable bedroom.
Also, I've looked on Google streetview. Kent countryside my arse.
We had a show (probably still runs) called "Frauentausch" (Women switch or rather housewife switch). They switched households with another person for a week. With her moaning about the cleanliness and how soooo muuuuch cleaner she is, she would be a good fit. It's really like you say, they base their worth on how better they are than others in terms of cleaning. She sounds like a "Karen" (no offense to anyone with the name Karen, it's just the meme). If she could, she would call the manager. She should go back to her bob hair cut (I actually love bobs, have one myself).“We are very clean people.”
Emma must believe cleanliness is next to godliness, but I personally don’t base my worth on how clean my skirting boards and kitchen cupboards are.
Then for the price they paid, it's not a good investment.The plan is to sell it once it's been renovated imo. She has already said it isn't their forever home
I mean, they had to deal with Emma all the months. But I get where you are coming from. For the 600k they got, they could've paid a cleaner.Sorry I’m with Emma on the cleanliness. I would be embarrassed if I hadn’t left the property sparkling clean and with a card congratulating the new owners wishing them happiness in their new home. I’ve always left a bottle of something nice in the fridge to celebrate with too. I even bleached my garage floor before leaving my previous house. Let’s me honest house prices are so high the vendors probably made a good profit on the house and could afford a team of cleaners for a couple of hours to clean it if they had busy lives or didn’t want to do it themselves. I don’t mind my own mess but I hate others peoples crumbs, body hairs and dirt
Suzy Bonaldi also wants, in the future, to add a floor on her Bunga. Hope she doesn't run into the same problem.A friend of mine wanted to extend into the roof space of his bungalow recently but wasn’t allowed to raise the roof height due to neighbouring properties
Whereabouts ?I’m shocked at the part of Kent they’ve moved to. I grew up a couple of towns away from where they now are, and the town nearest her was always a bit of a rundown, grotty place. I don’t think it’s changed much over the years. She certainly won’t be finding an Arket or Cos anywhere nearby, it’s more Poundland and Peacoks territory there!(nothing wrong with a Poundland bargain mind you!)
Covid has really changed things though. The area is about an hour from central London by train, and has outside space that could be used for an office. In the new world of home working places that are suddenly very desirable. An estate agent told us that the fact we have a water tight shed with electricity is a selling point as someone could turn it into a home office.Can’t understand why they’ve bought a bungalow in a cul-de-sac full of pensioner bungalows. Who’s going to buy a souped-up bungalow in that area? And they’re a 5 minute walk from the centre of a town with a 62,000 population - hardly deep in the countrysideIf they wanted to make a property investment in Kent there are way better places to do it than there.
Either Emma or Simon sort scuffed the parque floor with their foot so you just know it’s on its way out.I hope they keep the parque floor, the archway and different floor levels in the sitting room, all big 70's features.
Yes! Exactly this!I'm amazed they've moved to that part of Kent, I think they've overpaid for this house, yes you do get a lot for you money but for very good reason, none of the surrounding towns are great they have a lot of social issues and being right on the A249 that closes regularly if there is a accident/weather. Highly unlikely she'll get a profit on the bungalow after reno
I’m sure she’ll just say it’s up and coming to make the fact they bought an ugly house in an undesirable location sink in a little betterYes! Exactly this!It is not a desirable part of Kent at all. Certainly not somewhere you’re going to make a profit on a jazzed up bungalow. Baffled as to why they’re moved there.
Yeah, I love me a good gentrification. Our sustainable queen hit again.I’m sure she’ll just say it’s up and coming to make the fact they bought an ugly house in an undesirable location sink in a little better
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