New Flat

12 Aug 2005

Well, I have just put the holding fee down on a new flat.
For a single guy, do you think a double bed in the bedroom and a double futon in the livingroom is enough wink

As a question to the group, if you are single or became single what would your criteria be for a new abode. confused

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12 Aug 2005

just the one double bed is it? wink

12 Aug 2005

do you get a bathroom and kitchen? lol

12 Aug 2005

Quote by Sarah
do you get a bathroom and kitchen?

Ah, well there is a bathroom, but only with shower.
For the lazy, the lounge is a lounge diner, so you don't have to go far to make the coffee or get the "TV Dinner" out of the microwave. cool

12 Aug 2005

A garden/terrace with room for a decent sized barbeque and patio furniture is an absolute must have

12 Aug 2005

Is there room for a cat?

12 Aug 2005

Quote by Phoenix
Well, I have just put the holding fee down on a new flat.
For a single guy, do you think a double bed in the bedroom and a double futon in the livingroom is enough
As a question to the group, if you are single or became single what would your criteria be for a new abode. :

Don't forget the laptop and the P. C.

12 Aug 2005

Quote by Phoenix
As a question to the group, if you are single or became single what would your criteria be for a new abode. :

erm.... the ex letting me live in the spare room for a month...which has stretched to almost a year... rolleyes

12 Aug 2005

Sorry no pets, well, maybe a Goldfish.
Room for the PC and broadband was very high on the list of requirements. biggrin

As was a good pub close.... :cheers:

12 Aug 2005

Quote by Phoenix
As a question to the group, if you are single or became single what would your criteria be for a new abode. :

some company dunno

12 Aug 2005

Quote by Phoenix
Sorry no pets, well, maybe a Goldfish.
Room for the PC and broadband was very high on the list of requirements.
As was a good pub close.... :cheers:

Goldfish are a very good thing to have around here. Can you breed them? They have been used as a form of currency. lol

12 Aug 2005

Quote by davej

As a question to the group, if you are single or became single what would your criteria be for a new abode. :

some company dunno

The idea of the double bed and double futon is to get some company :thumbup:
Goldfish as currency... you have to feed them Bev wink

. Is their inflation rate (growth) as high as they cost to keep (return on capital employed, for the non business people here)

12 Aug 2005

Quote by Phoenix
if you are single or became single what would your criteria be for a new abode. :

I inherited my house when my dad died a couple of years ago. Biggest lesson learned - don't get anything that you don't want to clean! You get it you clean it, and the more you get the more you clean. Minimalism is the most maximal word around.
Of course you may actually enjoy cleaning... :shock:
As for the bed, go for a King Size if you can. You might need somewhere to entertain a couple you meet at a club or something...you can do it now, you're single...
I had the kitchen re-done...totally...and to my (blokeproof) design - simple surfaces, wipe-cleanable (compare the ease of a ceramic hob to one of those wrought-iron gas flamed art-works)
And that's why I've got time to be writing this, with the kitchen all clean behind me already.

13 Aug 2005

Perfectly happy with my 2-bed exec apartment....... I chose it carefully for a number of reasons: I needed a 2nd bedroom for my daughter, good access to motorway etc... it's furnished well (wooden floors throughout, black leather suite, fully fitted kitchen), got secure parking, Net Access, Sat & TV in all rooms, secure entry system. It ain't cheap but then the good things in life never are.
Ideal for me and I love living here.....
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