Damn, sold already!
I’d probably want a few more windows in that front wall, and maybe for the inside to be finished, but I’d live here. I bet it’s quiet!
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“Hey! Guess what? I found the perfect place to start my survivalist cult!”
“‘Single-family?’ Ha!”
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Look at all those barrels outside. Must’ve been one hell of a kegger, Maaaannnnn.
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I’m thinking about the heating and cooling bills. The R-value of the exterior walls is probably pretty high.
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It’s hard to spell “Lillian Grace Gusser” properly. But the floor looks great!
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Sadly, there are “no springs”!
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Look a little closer…
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Way to sell it, there, estate agent. LOL!
Very unusual unfinished, unpermitted concrete bermed home with unpermitted septic system and no power
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Maybe that’s why there’s so little carpeting. 
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*raises hand* hi. I'm the one Tomorrow Never Dies fan in the tri-state area.
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This one is mostly normal, but then you get to the bedroom, which has a back wall that I can only describe as ‘restaurant kitchen backsplash.’
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The floor window into the kitchen’s a bit weird, too.
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I didn’t even notice that!
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That’s practical, you know? Because you can claw furiously at that wall while howling at the demons in your soul all day long, and the scratches won’t show.
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You sleep with your head at that end of the bed, and the metal keeps the government from controlling your dreams.
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The ad says smokers are allowed, so maybe that’s where you put the smoker when you want to make jerky?
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My bafflement receded a bit once I clocked this is in London. It’s got an industrial kitchen backsplash because it probably use to be a restaurant kitchen. Anything with walls gets made into flats in London. A friend of mine lived in a partially converted mechanic’s garage with five other people. He was never short of tires.
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