Loathe It or List It

I really like everything else until you get to the jail cells. I don't think those are in the bedroom count because there are 3 other bedrooms pictured. That's so bizarre.

 

Everything looked good or great then it got all Flowers in the Attic.

 

The explanation still seems very strange. Why wouldn't you remove that before selling? I guess it's gone viral so maybe another weird person will be attracted to it.

 

It's a sketchy neighborhood so it is kind of jail like from the outside too.

 

They want almost $2 million for a house in the Tenderloin??? Fuck. The jail cells are weird but so is a lot of the rest of the house. Why are there 3 kitchens if it’s a SFH?

 

Cuz when you're there, you're family.

 

The land value alone is probably $2mm.

 

LOL I totally missed the jail cells and thought y’all were just being super critical of the ugly bunk beds.

 

I know this is a different calibre house than is normally posted here, but I am very confused. The house has 4 bedrooms (one of which is a bunk room) but 2 kitchens and like 15 living rooms. The enclosed porches are amazing but what is the point of so many places to sit?

https://www.newsherald.com/photogal...WoPYWhlrefzYohAHVofSiRAvBjr6JWYih2EjtitrnWxHw

 

Maybe the sellers really like hosting dinner parties but are not big on overnight guests.

 

You don’t have to go home, but you

Can’t

Stay

Here

 

I love the pool.

 

Why is there a toaster in the laundry room?

I love the little workshop area but it looks so pristine I would just buy vintage tools to display there instead of working in it. Who runs power tools in a fancy room with a leather sofa?

 

I love this house so much.

 

And a blender!

 

Why is there laundry in the toaster room is the question I ask myself every time I enter a British home including my own. (The washer is in the kitchen.)

 

Found this in the comments section of an article about the cost of 1 bedroom rentals in different Canadian cities.

https://www.blogto.com/real-estate-toronto/2019/07/rental-week-scollard-street/

 

It looks like where Split was filmed.

 

That is horrifying.

 

Nightmare fuel.

 

It’s... just a basement. What am I missing here?

 

I have never seen those movies, so it just looks like a poorly finished basement to me, too.

 

That is the whole apartment. It is listed for rent. $1400 CAD per month.

 

And there’s no kitchen, but feel free to use a rice cooker or microwave, according to the ad. Have fun washing dishes in the bathroom

 

I don’t watch horror movies but I watch all the ghost shows. That basement looks like something from one of the shut down mental hospitals they investigate. And it’s dirty.