This would be a flip in the USA. It’s to narrow and outdated. Omg! The master bedroom is tiny. Mine is 20x20 ft with an en suite with garden tube, glass shower and closed of toilet. Our closet is 10x10. Our bed wouldn’t fit in any British home I’ve looked at. It is cute and quaint
@@tracik1277 oh yes. I’ve pondered that many times. I see so much land by aerial shots that it would seem that you could make towns and be a little more spread out. I love the open land and scenery but people need somewhere to live. Our floor plans are different too which is just due to the age of our young country. In the older houses, the floor plans are not very accommodating. The thing I would have the most difficult time adapting to would be the lack of closet space. We have all walk in closets in our house and it’s very nice. My plan was to visit Europe right after c v started. Now we have the threat of missiles flying around. Maybe things will calm down and I can go visit these lovely countries. I wasn’t trying to be judgmental while looking at the houses. I look at houses for sale in the USA just for fun. It’s always interested me. If I didn’t have a chronically ill daughter, I would have gone into real east!!! Best wishes and I hope you have a lovely Wednesday.
Could be that the USA is just a wee bit bigger than the UK. This is a fairly usual size for a 3 bedroom bungalow. If you really want to experience small try the Netherlands.
@@markshrimpton3138 you’re right. We have a lot more room and unused land. I’ve always wanted to visit the Netherlands but I’m guessing from your comment they have tiny houses and apartments too.
A nice enough interior but the garden could do with a bit of effort. I wonder what price it reached.
No prices
Nice properties
No prices wasting time looking at them though
Good size plenty of room shame no price.
This would be a flip in the USA. It’s to narrow and outdated. Omg! The master bedroom is tiny. Mine is 20x20 ft with an en suite with garden tube, glass shower and closed of toilet. Our closet is 10x10. Our bed wouldn’t fit in any British home I’ve looked at. It is cute and quaint
Ever think it might have something to do with the fact that your country is several times bigger than ours? More space = more space perhaps?
@@tracik1277 oh yes. I’ve pondered that many times. I see so much land by aerial shots that it would seem that you could make towns and be a little more spread out. I love the open land and scenery but people need somewhere to live. Our floor plans are different too which is just due to the age of our young country. In the older houses, the floor plans are not very accommodating. The thing I would have the most difficult time adapting to would be the lack of closet space. We have all walk in closets in our house and it’s very nice. My plan was to visit Europe right after c v started. Now we have the threat of missiles flying around. Maybe things will calm down and I can go visit these lovely countries. I wasn’t trying to be judgmental while looking at the houses. I look at houses for sale in the USA just for fun. It’s always interested me. If I didn’t have a chronically ill daughter, I would have gone into real east!!! Best wishes and I hope you have a lovely Wednesday.
Could be that the USA is just a wee bit bigger than the UK. This is a fairly usual size for a 3 bedroom bungalow. If you really want to experience small try the Netherlands.
@@markshrimpton3138 you’re right. We have a lot more room and unused land. I’ve always wanted to visit the Netherlands but I’m guessing from your comment they have tiny houses and apartments too.