Maybe the new owners are allergic to nature? π
this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2023
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It looks like the whole neighborhood
What a fucking nightmare.
WTFF. That's terrible
Itβs not the house for me, itβs the gardenβ¦
Is that cement? Oof
Facepalm
The wall update is nice, but removing all the greenery and putting pavers over all the grass is just gross.
Going for zero maintenance. Zero beauty.
Haha what the fuck, that looks absolutely terrible. How did they ever think this was a good idea?
I found a real estate listing for the house (yes, you could own this beauty), but I don't know if posting it would count as doxxing per community rules, so I won't. In any case, this is not a business.
They want Β£300k+. Based on what was written, the whole idea was minimal maintenance and maximum room for parking. The back yard/back "garden" is the same as the front: just a bunch of tile. The interior is less offensive, but just what you'd expect: very modern, lots of black and white and bold shapes.
Kind of sounds like it is intended to be used as an Airbnb/rental property.
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Er... What were they going for?
Bleak urban funeral home ?
Maybe they plan to park cars there.
Or maybe they just don't like cutting the grass. Can't blame them. I hate having to cut the grass all the time.
Grow wildflowers or moss then? So many better solutions to that problem than this abomination.
There are alternatives to having a lawn. The great people over at [email protected] can help you.
Personally, I've replaced large areas with native plants. They take care of themselves.
It looks ssooo and now!! I really want to know why.
The only thing that makes sense in my mind is, maybe the owner's permanently on wheels and needs a flat, hard surface for their mobility device?
Looks like it ruined the whole area by the looks of it.
Looks like it ruined the whole area by the looks of it.