“At last the cars had found a nice neighborhood to live in, free of human infestation.”
mek ju
Thank goodness the maintenance fee is only $1000 annually, otherwise a lot of people would pass on this one.
Mel
Without opening the link I assumed this was the parking bay for condos or townhouses. I was about to marvel that whomever developed this property put some swanking doors on them there garages. Then I opened the link. This is not a conglomerate of townhouses. No. This is a home. For one family. One family with twenty cars.
Where did I go wrong in my life. I have a one car garage, built over the city’s sewer easement, with an entrance so low and narrow that only a wheel barrow can be parked within it.
jay
well another blind decorator strikes again…
Jimbo
Check out that mancave. I’ve never seen so much lick and stick brick in one place at one time.
John C.
Ya know, really, those garages would only hold maybe 10 Hummers.
Superdave
This home is more evidence supporting my belief that throwing money at something does not ensure it will be tasteful. A corrolary is that us poor folks can live in style.
Superdave
Oops meant “we poor folks” – as you can tell, I didn’t get a private school education.
movocelot
It must be very tough to write the descriptive verbage for these places! Even with a great command of English. Actually, I think the pictures can just speak for themselves.
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“Man-cave …designed with a Spanish 1700s feel.†Yeah, I really like to reminisce about the good old 1700’s – sans rats of course.
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“Two garages … could easily be converted into … a family compound.†Muammar Gaddafi, are you seeing this!??
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“Classic study has … Strategic view of backyard.†Hosni? Hosni Mubarak?
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Now to bashing the inferior desecrater:
All the trouble and expense of elaborate ceilings and still the rectangular, off-white plastic air-supply grilles? Really?
Jason
Why all the HDR photos? Makes it look even worse.
Amanda
@Jason I’ve noticed this a lot lately too, it’s terrible!
Cody
I think HDR photos look awesome.
Amanda
@Cody I like HDR in general, but not for house listings.
miss_msry
A little pricey for what is essentialy west Mission Bend and in Lamar Consolidated to boot.
Wow, another amazing tax rate. I am living in the wrong county!!!
“At last the cars had found a nice neighborhood to live in, free of human infestation.”
Thank goodness the maintenance fee is only $1000 annually, otherwise a lot of people would pass on this one.
Without opening the link I assumed this was the parking bay for condos or townhouses. I was about to marvel that whomever developed this property put some swanking doors on them there garages. Then I opened the link. This is not a conglomerate of townhouses. No. This is a home. For one family. One family with twenty cars.
Where did I go wrong in my life. I have a one car garage, built over the city’s sewer easement, with an entrance so low and narrow that only a wheel barrow can be parked within it.
well another blind decorator strikes again…
Check out that mancave. I’ve never seen so much lick and stick brick in one place at one time.
Ya know, really, those garages would only hold maybe 10 Hummers.
This home is more evidence supporting my belief that throwing money at something does not ensure it will be tasteful. A corrolary is that us poor folks can live in style.
Oops meant “we poor folks” – as you can tell, I didn’t get a private school education.
It must be very tough to write the descriptive verbage for these places! Even with a great command of English. Actually, I think the pictures can just speak for themselves.
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“Man-cave …designed with a Spanish 1700s feel.†Yeah, I really like to reminisce about the good old 1700’s – sans rats of course.
–
“Two garages … could easily be converted into … a family compound.†Muammar Gaddafi, are you seeing this!??
–
“Classic study has … Strategic view of backyard.†Hosni? Hosni Mubarak?
–
Now to bashing the inferior desecrater:
All the trouble and expense of elaborate ceilings and still the rectangular, off-white plastic air-supply grilles? Really?
Why all the HDR photos? Makes it look even worse.
@Jason I’ve noticed this a lot lately too, it’s terrible!
I think HDR photos look awesome.
@Cody I like HDR in general, but not for house listings.
A little pricey for what is essentialy west Mission Bend and in Lamar Consolidated to boot.