The Lounge was recently decorated, but walls damp to the touch
Red seemed to be an overarching theme
The height of fashion in the 60s, the glazed divider was functional but not pretty
More red... everywhere
A view from the inoffensive woodchip lined dining room hints at the Kitchen beyond
Relatively modern radiators, but all the pipes are external
Beatiful big airy window shed light on the somewhat ancient kitchen. In red.
Apart from the red, it doesn't look too bad from this view
You can start to see a bit of what's going on behind the scenes where the gas cooker has been removed.
Understairs cupboard. Useful space, but the door eats up valuable kitchen room.
The entrance to the bathroom. This was a very strange place.
Outside in the yard, a well engineered, but now rickety timber awning and workbench.
This is the back wall of the bathroom, built into the old outbuilding in the early 70s.
The worlds smallest smallet room. Functional, but very cramped.
Ah, that carpet. They had to go, as unfortunately the previous owners dog had lost control somewhat, leaving a pervasive signature.
