Cabinets and fixtures are undoubtedly the almost 100 year old originals, but it'll all be in a landfill within a month or two I'm sure. There's got to be someplace this kind of stuff could go but it would take actual effort since it was probably built on site.
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Cool period kitchen
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Cool period kitchen
Cool kitchen, period?dubi said:Sarcasm or serious?Quote:
Cool period kitchen
Cabinets are no more than 47 years old. HOuse was built in 1974, per the HAR listing.
I was replying to Complete Idiot's post with the house in Austin built in 1928.
My mistake. Yeah, you are correct. Landfill in no time. Probably the same with the house I posted. That is such a unique house for the Houston suburbs. It's possible someone will live in it as-is, but I think the odds of that actually happening are slim. I have a friend who would buy it in a minute if he and his wife lived in Houston rather than VA.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre period?Complete Idiot said:
Cool period kitchen
https://www.redfin.com/TX/Austin/2100-E-Cesar-Chavez-St-78702/home/31364046
That house is bad ass.
I can't believe that house just sold for $800,000. I get location and all that jazz, but damn....
That house in Champions was owned by 1960's Oilers quarterback Jacky Lee
800K??
That was their last listing price and it was sold yesterday. Even if it's a little less, it's an insane number.combat wombat said:
800K??
No kidding. I'm not familiar with the area, but it looks like it's NOT nice. The house isn't nice, either. I don't see how it's $800k. Hell, I don't see how it's half that price.
That Austin house sold for $925k...
Because you're a two mile bike ride from all the tech hubs in downtown austin.
That whole Caesar Chavez neighborhood is going to explode over the next 5 years. It won't stop until its all 3-4 story townhomes selling for 1.5-2.0 million.
That whole Caesar Chavez neighborhood is going to explode over the next 5 years. It won't stop until its all 3-4 story townhomes selling for 1.5-2.0 million.
Awesome realtor description accompanies this photo!
This is actually a pretty cool 101-year-old house in Houston. It's next door to a furniture store... it looks like they might be frequent customers. They have jammed this house full of furniture.
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I know I am posting frequently. We've been house shopping for a year. I'm on HAR a lot.
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Back of the home shows the stunning architecture.
This is actually a pretty cool 101-year-old house in Houston. It's next door to a furniture store... it looks like they might be frequent customers. They have jammed this house full of furniture.
Full HAR listing
I know I am posting frequently. We've been house shopping for a year. I'm on HAR a lot.
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Awesome realtor description accompanies this photo!6 years later...and we have come full circleQuote:
Back of the home shows the stunning architecture.
Is that a good thing or a bad thing? This is a new-ish thread for me. I love it! Thanks for starting it.
It's a great thing. As a realtor, "stunning" is one of my favorite descriptions for a ****hole.
Not the worst I've seen, but a case of too much clutter.
And what in the world is hiding behind the screen in the laundry room? So weird!
https://apps.realtor.com/mUAZ/f71b26dd
And what in the world is hiding behind the screen in the laundry room? So weird!
https://apps.realtor.com/mUAZ/f71b26dd
I am guessing the water heater.
I'm guessing "gimp lair".
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Every single picture taken from kids eye view. They're probably trying to make the place look bigger but to me it has the opposite effect.JaneDoe02 said:
Not the worst I've seen, but a case of too much clutter.
And what in the world is hiding behind the screen in the laundry room? So weird!
https://apps.realtor.com/mUAZ/f71b26dd
They are trying to hide the 8 foot ceilings.The Fife said:Every single picture taken from kids eye view. They're probably trying to make the place look bigger but to me it has the opposite effect.JaneDoe02 said:
Not the worst I've seen, but a case of too much clutter.
And what in the world is hiding behind the screen in the laundry room? So weird!
https://apps.realtor.com/mUAZ/f71b26dd
That is terribly unfortunate. The toilet IN the shower is unusual. It'd be really easy to clean, at least.
That looks like somebody tried to combine a church retreat building with a place to live and ended up with about 1 3/8 houses. Might be cool when finished, but it'll take a LOT of cash to make that happen!
It reminds me of an old motel
To me, that looks like they tried to make an ADA compliant bathroom. Its the only shower that is flat going into the wet area. It looks like its on the first floor as well. Either someone in the family used a wheelchair or they thought this was enough compliance to be open the public. I don't see a hand rail though. Maybe someone's parents are in transition to being less mobile.
Stunning photography going on here:
https://www.har.com/homedetail/12042-auckland-pt-cypress-tx-77429/3668376
Main photo on the listing:
https://www.har.com/homedetail/12042-auckland-pt-cypress-tx-77429/3668376
Main photo on the listing:
I couldn't tell you a single thing about that home's layout looking through those... how can you be selling your house for over $600,000 and not shell out the couple hundred bucks for a professional photographer?
90% chance owner is a cokehead day trader
"look at this *****..it's a ****ing touchless faucet...don't believe me?...I'm not even ****ing touching it right now...and boom....****ing water"
"look at this *****..it's a ****ing touchless faucet...don't believe me?...I'm not even ****ing touching it right now...and boom....****ing water"
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