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Related: About this forumOk, DC, we need to have a talk. What is this? And it might sell for above listing price.
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Ok, DC, we need to have a talk. What is this? And it might sell for above listing price. (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
Jul 2021
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underpants
(186,631 posts)1. Fenced in yard ....I mean.
Sanity Claws
(22,038 posts)2. Your own private jail
Window and door bars already installed!
IronLionZion
(46,968 posts)3. Is there much land?
Land is worth something if someone wants to renovate the house to make it bigger
mahatmakanejeeves
(60,933 posts)4. That's the consensus of the commenters. NT
unc70
(6,325 posts)5. Apparently no extra land
Lot square footage roughly same as that of building.
IronLionZion
(46,968 posts)6. Tiny houses are fashionable to some people
who want apartment living without shared walls.
Princess Turandot
(4,824 posts)7. It has one slightly interesting feature...
It's not a rectangularly shaped building. It appears to a trapezoid, with only 2 sides parallel to one another. (You can see it here in google maps: https://goo.gl/maps/gGqZSn1uqBPEzbWR6 ) The shape makes part of the space limited in use, because of a very sharp angle at one corner.
appalachiablue
(42,906 posts)8. Do we have housing problems in the US or what?