That makes two (or 3?) Timbergrove Manor listings in the last few days.
What’s in the water over there?
Lost_In_Translation
I actually kind of like it. maybe painting scenery on walls is out of vogue now, but I think its nicely done. And the rest of the house is gorgeous. Nope, nothing to make fun of here. Maybe tomorrow.
sally01
Looks like a movie set for a slasher film.”Let’s all sit down in our armchairs, and watch someone take a bath.” Also, what the hell is that on the floor?
john
What impact is there of being inside the Floodway (as per tsarp.org)? Any longterm building limitations and/or cost prohibitive insurance premiums?
jimbo
Somebody really did go a bit trompe l’oeil mad in there. Lack of a garage might hurt them I would think. That and the whole floodway thing.
Hellsing
Flood Zone AE – depending on what the elevation survey says, flood insurance for the max of $250,000 on the building and $100,000 on personal property could be anywhere from $600 to over $1000 a year as opposed to the same coverage for less than $400 for a preferred risk Zone X policy. I do love that yard. The prankster in me wants to go stick a little face peeping through the foliage at the bather.
Lost_In_Translation
“Also, what the hell is that on the floor?”
Looks like a pets water dish
Lost_In_Translation
and that “other” thing on the floor looks like a weight scale.
Mel
I am dissapointed that the yard is not painted to look like a bathroom. Such a lack of vision.
Brandon
I had a bathroom like that in my old house. It was smaller, but had the same all over painting that made you feel like you were outside.
Colleen
I’m more disturbed by the rifle hanging over the bed in the master bedroom!
john
“From Colleen:
I’m more disturbed by the rifle hanging over the bed in the master bedroom!”
———–
ehh, that’s just some 100+ year old relic. hardly enough to get disturbed about. :/
DanaX
The pet dish suggests that it could be the setting for a few laughs in the bath as the owner watches their pet persist in vain to go out those painted doors. The downside would be Rover lifting a leg against that tree….
Oh man. I saw this listing this weekend and ALMOST sent it to you, but general laziness prevented it. It’s worth the click-through though to see the rest of the house, must of which is styled in that “crumbling plaster revealing fake brick” fashion.
Ribalding
Mel ftw
Colleen
John
Nevertheless it’s a weird thing to hang over the bed. And I’d think it’d be commented on more than the dog bowl. Then again, I’m not a native Texan…
That makes two (or 3?) Timbergrove Manor listings in the last few days.
What’s in the water over there?
I actually kind of like it. maybe painting scenery on walls is out of vogue now, but I think its nicely done. And the rest of the house is gorgeous. Nope, nothing to make fun of here. Maybe tomorrow.
Looks like a movie set for a slasher film.”Let’s all sit down in our armchairs, and watch someone take a bath.” Also, what the hell is that on the floor?
What impact is there of being inside the Floodway (as per tsarp.org)? Any longterm building limitations and/or cost prohibitive insurance premiums?
Somebody really did go a bit trompe l’oeil mad in there. Lack of a garage might hurt them I would think. That and the whole floodway thing.
Flood Zone AE – depending on what the elevation survey says, flood insurance for the max of $250,000 on the building and $100,000 on personal property could be anywhere from $600 to over $1000 a year as opposed to the same coverage for less than $400 for a preferred risk Zone X policy. I do love that yard. The prankster in me wants to go stick a little face peeping through the foliage at the bather.
“Also, what the hell is that on the floor?”
Looks like a pets water dish
and that “other” thing on the floor looks like a weight scale.
I am dissapointed that the yard is not painted to look like a bathroom. Such a lack of vision.
I had a bathroom like that in my old house. It was smaller, but had the same all over painting that made you feel like you were outside.
I’m more disturbed by the rifle hanging over the bed in the master bedroom!
“From Colleen:
I’m more disturbed by the rifle hanging over the bed in the master bedroom!”
———–
ehh, that’s just some 100+ year old relic. hardly enough to get disturbed about. :/
The pet dish suggests that it could be the setting for a few laughs in the bath as the owner watches their pet persist in vain to go out those painted doors. The downside would be Rover lifting a leg against that tree….
Oh man. I saw this listing this weekend and ALMOST sent it to you, but general laziness prevented it. It’s worth the click-through though to see the rest of the house, must of which is styled in that “crumbling plaster revealing fake brick” fashion.
Mel ftw
John
Nevertheless it’s a weird thing to hang over the bed. And I’d think it’d be commented on more than the dog bowl. Then again, I’m not a native Texan…