Digging the Starsky & Hutch style "restraint chair" in picture 10......
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54 years ago
Re: Enough sockets in a modern house
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4 years ago
Must be, or the estate agent wouldn't have moved it half a mile.
Owain
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4 years ago
What, *all* of them??
The back garden is pretty well lit too by the floodlights on the fence.
I'm just wondering - why? The best wired cannabis farm in Britain, or bitcoin mining?
Owain
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4 years ago
Crikey.... The seller must be a shareholder in both BHP Billiton and in Rio Tinto!
(BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto are joint venture owners in the Escondido mine in Chile. Escondida is the world's biggest copper mine)
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4 years ago
Well...
I see the house is unoccupied... How long before scrap metal thieves break in and strip all the copper out?
Hope the house has a commercial grade CCTV and alarm system to protect what appears to be the UK'S national copper reserve....
Whoever buys it and moves in is guaranteed to never get arthritis!
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4 years ago
It's a bargain at that price...
The value of the copper far exceeds the asking price!
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4 years ago
???
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4 years ago
the arthritis bangles are made of copper......
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4 years ago
and electrical cable has copper in it......!
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4 years ago
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Owain
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4 years ago
Photo shopped by a chimpanzee?
Brian
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4 years ago
Mmmm.... they're not just in one room where a section of wall might have been photoshopped in to hide a damp patch.
They're everywhere. In every room. (Except the shower.)
Maybe the lady of the house was very indecisive where she wanted the telly ...
Owain
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4 years ago
Maybe a patient care lounge, wired services for beds and such.
There are some circular 3-inch sockets at socket height all over the place, even either side of the WC. What could they be?
Whatever, the (non-) upkeep of the garden doesn't match the place. So probably commercial use.
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4 years ago
Yup.
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4 years ago
Seems to be an registered business address for many firms, i.e. firm of accountants.
Here's some pictures with furniture.
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4 years ago
More probably bought and extended/tarted up with a view to capital gain. Most such are "all fur coat and no knickers".
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4 years ago
The state of the garden is not atypical for a let property and the house was advertised to let in 2017.
I'm not clear what the link is between a company registered to 31 Rushdene Road and the plethora of sockets in 41 Rushdene Road. Socket plague spread over the common phase?
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4 years ago
That's 31, not 41...
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4 years ago
This Eric is also involved with prestige electrical services too ...
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4 years ago
It is also available for rent at £3500 pcm...
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