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  1. AndrewTDP

    AndrewTDP Well-Known Member

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    Just saying, coffins, heavy curtains on all windows, dust and grime everywhere.

    Vampires. Only possible explanation.
     
    AndrewTDP, 30th Sep, 2015
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  2. larrylarry

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    Vendor was an antique dealer. True.
     
    larrylarry, 30th Sep, 2015
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  3. AndrewTDP

    AndrewTDP Well-Known Member

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    I prefer my theory :p
     
    AndrewTDP, 30th Sep, 2015
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  4. wylie

    wylie Moderator Staff Member

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    Could be full :eek:
     
    wylie, 1st Oct, 2015
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  5. Tim86

    Tim86 Well-Known Member

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    Thats nothing. 6 months of your own labour on weekends and u could reno that for 20k
     
    Tim86, 1st Oct, 2015
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  6. samiam

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    @Tim86 - you would be a legend! ;)
     
    samiam, 1st Oct, 2015
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  7. inertia

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    A friend said they saw them emptying the house the other day - the old wheelchair went in the moving truck. The coffins are for sale if anyone is interested, although another friends' tattoo artist has already bought one of them (???).

    Inertia.
     
    inertia, 1st Oct, 2015
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  8. larrylarry

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    Hahahaaaa!!!!
     
    larrylarry, 1st Oct, 2015
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  9. Kashmir

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    Why wouldn't they tidy up before putting the photos online?
    Interesting house..
     
    Kashmir, 1st Oct, 2015
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  10. WattleIdo

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    Very interesting. Coffins aside, some really interesting features that would come up well. Love the colour of carpet and curtains. It goes so well with the heavy wood.
     
    WattleIdo, 5th Oct, 2015
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  11. samiam

    samiam Well-Known Member

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    auction tomorrow.. anyone?:p
     
    samiam, 23rd Oct, 2015
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  12. MartyMcFly

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    I agree.
    Even the contents are awesome, and need to be restored and made a part of the finished product.
     
    MartyMcFly, 23rd Oct, 2015
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  13. MartyMcFly

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    That is a child's coffin.

    And on that basis, I'm out.
     
    MartyMcFly, 23rd Oct, 2015
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  14. Beelzebub

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    Real estate photography 101. If there a coffins in a room, move them before taking photos.
     
    Beelzebub, 23rd Oct, 2015
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  15. vtt

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    Potential potential potential!

    As long as the coffins are empty that wouldn't put me off :p

    Could be a beautiful home with the right buyer and plenty of $$$
     
    vtt, 23rd Oct, 2015
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  16. tomlemke

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    how did the auction go? surely would of been close to the 500's?
     
    tomlemke, 23rd Oct, 2015
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  17. larrylarry

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    30 swan st, Hamilton sold at auction on 24 October 2015 for $475K. Reserve $400K.
     
    larrylarry, 26th Oct, 2015
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  18. samiam

    samiam Well-Known Member

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    can't wait to see how it turns out to be!
     
    samiam, 26th Oct, 2015
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