Needs a flake
Love this 
Love that
I guessed Ā£1.2m so at Ā£1.35m Iām feeling pretty smug.
Also wondering table ID.
Ercol 
Thatās a fab house, love the minstrels gallery. Would be amazing for big parties.
Stuff of dreams, appeals to me more than a brand new slick modern remake, something so much more convincing about buildings of this eraā¦less bling, more integrity.
Great expression; Iām having that.
The house next door to me on Ham Common has been sold for Ā£15m. The last owner was Russian Mafia (allegedly). All the gates and railings were reinforced with steel plates now thankfully removed.
Another of my fav twitter feedsā¦
aaaaand, followed 
At the other end of the twitter scaleā¦
I do admire that they have done it properly with gravel boards and concrete posts, at leastā¦
The architect responsible for that drab mess should shoot himself.
I wonder how many of those type of estates are basically cut and paste jobs. I suspect most, and certainly not something I would choose. However I suspect in many parts of the country its basically the only options people have on the first or second rung of the terrible UK property ladder.
Thatās a very depressing state of affairs.
Unfortunately there wonāt be an architect anywhere near that kind of mass housing development. Housebuilders wonāt pay the fees, unless itās an upmarket development. Just a cut and paste of their own house types that are kept on file and dropped on a site plan by a layout designer, normally in-house (pardon the pun).
That explains why such a horrific carbuncle came to be built.
Build down to a price.
Also why every new build I went to see last year when I was house hunting āwas specifically designed for modern open plan livingā
Which means no internal walls downstairs which saves a few more quid but is a pain to live in with a family who might not want to to do the same thing in the same space at the same time.