It's an unnecessary build in. It's cool now but you are stuck with that exact size TV and soundbar indefinitely. And I cannot imagine putting that much work into building in a place for my flat screen and not bothering to hide the cords.
The one I'm talking about is his HSB home that he still owns, see above I actually found an old listing for it too https://www.realtor.com/realestatea...da_Horseshoe-Bay_TX_78657_M85630-86303#photo0 They are currently adding on to it, making more fortress walls on the waterfront
I keep trying to figure out what they were going for on the right side of this house but I just can't. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1394-Clemons-Rd-Scottsboro-AL-35769/248137500_zpid/?
the McMansions trend really took off in the Dallas suburbs in the late 90s and early 2000s imo tear down decent ranch style homes and build brick two story boxes and then the population explosion happened and people moved into bumfuck suburbs like Rowlett, Plano, Frisco, etc and they needed to build a lot more homes and faster so this is what you get
I don't like the rugs, art, or random nicknacks, but the furniture that isn't electric blue isn't bad at all. Everything that is attached (aside from the laundry room backsplash) looks nice, IMO.
Absolutely. Feel like the host would be able to hook it up with the copious amounts of cocaine necessary to truly enjoy the home.
true, but It reminded me of where we would go watch tv at my grandma’s house. That house was pretty solid, obviously it was build in canada so that roof was pretty popular since it Is made to prevent the snow to get stuck on it. You see them less and less now that people prefer the extra space, and the houses are now way more solid so the weight of the snow is not a big issue like it used to be.
WTF is up with the water level on that river? Is it just me or are ALL of those boat houses underwater?
this house sits along a row of 30+ year old ranch style homes. nothing half it’s size is nearby nor is there is not a decent view to be found. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3900-Parris-Bridge-Rd-Boiling-Springs-SC-29316/83094205_zpid/
Friends of mine are going through a separation/divorce But as a result selling their home which fits nicely ITT Ask is 550K. The interior is pretty but my god at that facade and lot.
Dunno for sure, but I heard she started sleeping over w a couple down the street while he was working out of town, so I think it’s safe to assign a portion of the blame to that abortion of a neighborhood.
I can beat this https://austin.curbed.com/2017/4/6/15207658/austin-richard-garriott-home-for-sale-ranch-lake
i like to think of them as helium tanks and there are various spouts throughout the house you can get a huff on and make people or yourself laugh.
I hate every home where the primary feature visible from the street is the garage. And it seems like every cookie cutter house post-2010ish is built that way.