I guess the realtor thinks the swimming pool is the focal point of the listing. This house is also the first time I have seen two sinks and vanities of differing heights in a bathroom.
Hanabi-chan
And that little decoration on one end of the pool looks like a headstone to me. I looked up the words on it. According to Google, it’s something like God’s been good to me.
CV
A tree. A tree. My kingdom for a tree.
Joel B
God has been good.
miss_msry
I think it’s kind of sweet, but plant some trees for God’s sake. HE will bless you for that.
Pfffft
Aye-yay-yayyy.
Rex
I kinda dig that place. But where is Cypress at?
doofus
This is Cypress. Speak Americun.
Alan
They couldn’t decide between putting this phrase above their swimming pool or on the back window of their pick-up trucks. Swimming pool won. The grotto of Our Lady of Guadalupe is probably on the back side of the wall.
PYEWACKET2
What is the “design shape” of the swimming pool supposed to be?
And while I’m not against tile floors, having all of them tiled seems a bit severe.
marmer
Is that the swimming pool formerly known as Prince? The two vanity heights are either for kids of different ages sharing the bathroom or someone in a wheelchair.
Harold Mandell
Pye, Surely you are no stranger to the kidney shaped pool? This one is a pancreas.
Sally
Boring. Boring. Boring. Someone plant a tree, for pete’s sake.
Janice
The place has 4 bedrooms, and yet we get pics of just one. Then we get multiple shots of a ho-hum bathroom or two. Where is the “spectacular”?
Brian D
House is over priced every thing inside that house in builder grade other than the kitchen. The house in $150k to $200k with a $40k to $50k pool
PYEWACKET2
@Harold,
Of course, how did I miss that!
Susan
Gift ribbon is tied around the towels in one of the bathrooms. Really?
mollusk
@ Susan – Gift wrapped towels are the latest in staging.
Bridgeland Dude
That’s in the northern part of Stablewood Farms – where KB Home built. The gazebo-covered pool inlet is kinda cool. Different. The “Dios” wall looks like a subdivion entrance. I’m more concerned about the balcony add-on…that’s a big ‘ol water intrusion disaster waiting to happen.
Rob
God has been good, or the congregation at the homeowners church has been good to him? hmmm
Mike Honcho
It just looks hot without trees. So hot that they planted umbrellas. I have lived in a tree-less neighborhood and I vow to never do it again. It will be thirty years until the neighborhood has a soul. These neighborhoods won’t mature in an elegant way like Nottingham Forest, Fleetwood, Barker’s Landing and Nottingham Country have.
Mike Honcho
And the relative pricing for this house is so out of whack with the neighborhood that it will be a tough sell at 230k, much less 270k.
I guess the realtor thinks the swimming pool is the focal point of the listing. This house is also the first time I have seen two sinks and vanities of differing heights in a bathroom.
And that little decoration on one end of the pool looks like a headstone to me. I looked up the words on it. According to Google, it’s something like God’s been good to me.
A tree. A tree. My kingdom for a tree.
God has been good.
I think it’s kind of sweet, but plant some trees for God’s sake. HE will bless you for that.
Aye-yay-yayyy.
I kinda dig that place. But where is Cypress at?
This is Cypress. Speak Americun.
They couldn’t decide between putting this phrase above their swimming pool or on the back window of their pick-up trucks. Swimming pool won. The grotto of Our Lady of Guadalupe is probably on the back side of the wall.
What is the “design shape” of the swimming pool supposed to be?
And while I’m not against tile floors, having all of them tiled seems a bit severe.
Is that the swimming pool formerly known as Prince? The two vanity heights are either for kids of different ages sharing the bathroom or someone in a wheelchair.
Pye, Surely you are no stranger to the kidney shaped pool? This one is a pancreas.
Boring. Boring. Boring. Someone plant a tree, for pete’s sake.
The place has 4 bedrooms, and yet we get pics of just one. Then we get multiple shots of a ho-hum bathroom or two. Where is the “spectacular”?
House is over priced every thing inside that house in builder grade other than the kitchen. The house in $150k to $200k with a $40k to $50k pool
@Harold,
Of course, how did I miss that!
Gift ribbon is tied around the towels in one of the bathrooms. Really?
@ Susan – Gift wrapped towels are the latest in staging.
That’s in the northern part of Stablewood Farms – where KB Home built. The gazebo-covered pool inlet is kinda cool. Different. The “Dios” wall looks like a subdivion entrance. I’m more concerned about the balcony add-on…that’s a big ‘ol water intrusion disaster waiting to happen.
God has been good, or the congregation at the homeowners church has been good to him? hmmm
It just looks hot without trees. So hot that they planted umbrellas. I have lived in a tree-less neighborhood and I vow to never do it again. It will be thirty years until the neighborhood has a soul. These neighborhoods won’t mature in an elegant way like Nottingham Forest, Fleetwood, Barker’s Landing and Nottingham Country have.
And the relative pricing for this house is so out of whack with the neighborhood that it will be a tough sell at 230k, much less 270k.