Posted by samn40 on December 29, 2013 at 18:01:59 from (81.152.49.123):
On some of my trips to get materials for my new tractor shed, I have photgraphed some of our local new homes....Just thought some of you may be interested in seeing them.....What I am interested in is how do they afford to build them? This one was built about 8 years ago
You can just about see the top of this red brick house. The owner built this house about 12 years ago and started a plant hire business at the same time
Here is a very old granite built house that was bought in a run down condition a few years back for serious money and then completely renovated
The next 3 pics are of a new house just being built,Sorry about pic quality as I was driving while using the camera (tut,tut!)
The next 2 are of a house built 9 years ago. The owner has 7 daughters, guess he lives in the top of the tower (in solitary)? This photo was taken on Christmas day on the way to my sister-in-laws for Christmas dinner
I reckon there is a bit of interest being paid on mortages???
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