Moving Into A Newly Purchased House *PICS*
08-06-2007 | 02:29 PM
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Moving Into A Newly Purchased House *PICS*
My older brother and his wife are buying this house, and I am renting out the basement.
Counting the finished basement, it is 3600 square feet (I think) with 5 beds, 4.5 baths sitting on 6 acres.
Final price was $250,000, which includes all the appliances, the current owner paying for two new deck replacements, a new electrical panel replacement, and a few other repairs.
We are moving in on August 28th. Tell me what you think
One of the decks being replaced. We are also adding a flight of stairs.
Deck off of the master, which is also being replaced.
^^^
Future softball field
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Standing in the kitchen facing the front door, basement door on the left, garage on right.
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Upstairs bedrooms
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Basement Pics...
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My bedroom, which the current owner is using as an office.
Looking out from the bedroom door.
The best part is it's only about a mile from the house where we grew up and where my parents currently live. It also borders my families property, and it's about 300 yards from my grandparents house
Counting the finished basement, it is 3600 square feet (I think) with 5 beds, 4.5 baths sitting on 6 acres.
Final price was $250,000, which includes all the appliances, the current owner paying for two new deck replacements, a new electrical panel replacement, and a few other repairs.
We are moving in on August 28th. Tell me what you think
One of the decks being replaced. We are also adding a flight of stairs.
Deck off of the master, which is also being replaced.
^^^
Future softball field
vvv
Standing in the kitchen facing the front door, basement door on the left, garage on right.
^^^
Upstairs bedrooms
vvv
^
Basement Pics...
vvvvv
My bedroom, which the current owner is using as an office.
Looking out from the bedroom door.
The best part is it's only about a mile from the house where we grew up and where my parents currently live. It also borders my families property, and it's about 300 yards from my grandparents house
08-06-2007 | 02:37 PM
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It must be nice to live in the middle of nowhere and pay $250K for a nice sized house...btw. where do you live? I know you can't get a house like that in Massachusetts for that price...not even close.
One more thing...that's awesome for your bro!
One more thing...that's awesome for your bro!
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08-06-2007 | 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by GIBSON6594
250K for that? where do you live?? Cambodia?
The very northern tip of Kentucky. The eastern half of the county is developed, the western half is all farm land.
My Dad's farm is about 365 acres, which borders the very back edge of this property. So if you really think about it, it's a house with 371 acres.
08-06-2007 | 02:50 PM
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Originally Posted by hornyleprechaun
Yeah I just noticed the tricycle.. don't get hurt going down the hill in the backyard
I took one of those little Red Ryder wagons down this hill into the river on my birthday. The stupid things beer will make you do
08-06-2007 | 02:52 PM
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Originally Posted by 3.0_Bullet
I like how the pic with the computer monitor was scribbled out. Anyway, its a nice home. Good price.. $250K and a whole lot of land. Easy on the pink lil tricycle. :-)
Yeah, I forgot to exit out of my bestiality folder
No, the current owner had a picture of his family (including his two hot 18 year old daughters
) as a screen saver and I didn't think you guys deserved to see them 
08-06-2007 | 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Scottman111
No, the current owner had a picture of his family (including his two hot 18 year old daughters ) as a screen saver and I didn't think you guys deserved to see them
) as a screen saver and I didn't think you guys deserved to see them 
or i call 
08-06-2007 | 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by 65 Fury Convert
And you'll need to ping NickyPass for advice on how to decorate your bachelor pad in the basement :wink:
No kidding. I've been saving money, so if anybody has any ideas I'm open to suggestions
08-06-2007 | 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Scottman111
We also go sled riding down it on a car hood. It's so steep you don't even need snow
Nice. My parents old house had a nice steep backyard and the few times it did snow in GA it was a lot of fun going down the hill, but it was hard to avoid the trees
08-06-2007 | 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by moeronn
Very cool house and nice lot.
Over here, you would get the pink trike and the sand box for that price.
Over here, you would get the pink trike and the sand box for that price.
08-06-2007 | 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by RaviNJCLs
Nice place. I can't believe you get all that for $250K. That's less than I paid for the condo in NJ.
Yeah, and my drive is only about 30-40 minutes to Cincinnati on a bad traffic day...
er so please? 
