valentinoo SG got this from another forum..i think this kind of house is creepy "We bought a 101 year old victorian house about 2 years ago and have been painstakingly renovating it. It went through many transformations and finally ended up as a rooming home when we bought it. It had 20 small dorm-style rooms with 20 fridges and 20 sinks. It did not have a kitchen. We converted it back into a house. It took a long time cause we did most of the work ourselves including the plumbing, flooring, and electrical work. We finished most of the major contruction work this summer, but we still have to paint/get furnature. Some of you already knew about the work in progress and were asking how it was going so here's a tour" post constructrion EntryWay The Study The Den/Kitchen View of verandah 2ND FLOOR stairs to 3rd floor Borther's room His Bathrooom My Bathroom Picture of me in Bangladesh when i was small
honeymouse SG If it’s a good buy and you have the money to do it up after you buy it – yes. It’s a good property investment and probably get a good profit when the person decides to sell it in the future.
ditzy SG Looks very victorian style. Like those horror movies in the states usually use a victorian style house for the backdrop.
Phoebie SG all the pics are "clean" and "clear" except the pictures taken from living room and one other room which showed orbs? due to dust on lens?
2cansam SG i will buy a house that is practical for me-in a sense there’s a room for each of my family members.But not to the extent that the house is actually 3 storey high!.I’d rather a house that is 2 storey high.but not too big can already.
Unidentified SG wow , wat a big house i wonder how many maid i need to hire in order to keep the house clean
