Who is the shy businessman?

Perhaps it’s Jackie Chan. Then you won’t be calling it tacky. Not to his face, anyway.

I’m sure Sir Harold White is laughing himself silly – he bought the block on the cheap in the 1930s with a low-interest government loan. It had a drain running through it and nobody else wanted it.

Who would want to live in Bugga Way anyway?

ProudTenant said :

Haha, love the numerous empty wine bottle holes, But the slippery sucker of a floor in the garage is plain ridiculous! Don’t spill the Valvoline!

On the interior decoration front. Well, can honestly say that my humble little 2-bedroom home decorated with modern fittings and crisp, clean, lines and furniture, decorated with only the best that Better Bits at Pialligo has to offer, is a mile ahead of this overly priced and poorly ‘decorated” monstrosity.

Not to my taste at all.

Good on the buyer though for having the funds to spend up big.

I’m sure your thoughts on your castle crossed their minds in the purchase process, but, mayhaps, they’d think similiar thoughts about your place.

Maybe the Seppo’s bought it for Obummers upcoming visit…

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Toms old place RIP dont think so he would of painted house peach to piss of the snobs around him as for as for the interior that all wife.

hk0reduck said :

Personally I’d rather have 18.25 $400k houses.

I do agree but the new owner probably allready does.

Lets just say that the Sushi business must pay well…

Haha, love the numerous empty wine bottle holes, But the slippery sucker of a floor in the garage is plain ridiculous! Don’t spill the Valvoline!

On the interior decoration front. Well, can honestly say that my humble little 2-bedroom home decorated with modern fittings and crisp, clean, lines and furniture, decorated with only the best that Better Bits at Pialligo has to offer, is a mile ahead of this overly priced and poorly ‘decorated” monstrosity.

Not to my taste at all.

Good on the buyer though for having the funds to spend up big.

BimboGeek said :

I guessed #3 was just sour grapes but those are actually some nauseating colours! If you can afford a house in Mugga Way then you can afford an interior decorator. You can replace the fugly curtains but the wooden kitchen and brown bathroom are going to be serious renovations.

I suspect the Efkarpidis are fans of the interior design concept that might be called ‘new Mediterranean’. Also common in O’Malley.

I assume its a cultural thing – much like up market houses in Hong Kong are filled with gold taps. Who am I to judge what looks good … well, actually, obviously I do judge. I like the gardens.