2 Homes for the price of 1...but ummm it is the same house!

05/27/2011

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What a deal!  Not only do you get a dated brown shingle home on the outside, but  wow you also get a white post-modern curvy condo inside. (giggle)

My initial theories on this listing:
1. Must be a Mixed Marriage: Exterior by Berkeley Hippie & Interior by SOMA Yuppie
2. The house (& probably owner) is schizophrenic
3. The person who designed the inside has something against right angles.
4. It's not just mental cognizant dissonance , it's rental cognizant dissonance
What are your theories for how this dubious design came about?

If I've said it once I've said it a million times, please match outside architecture with inside decor. (If you missed the memo, revisit my webcast here!)
 


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Johnnie
05/27/2011 06:22

WOW to spend so much money inside you think they might have done something with the outside I would never give that house a second look. you think whom ever designed the outside was dirty and whom ever designed the inside is germaphobic ha ha what a wild couple

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Philadelphia Condos link
04/24/2012 00:25

Investments on the real estate is such a great idea for the business.In this the money is also very safe.For the business, Use real estate graphics in emails to announce open houses, new listings, closing reminders, and other important appointments.

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Herman link
05/27/2011 08:07

Haha Johnnie, it's perplexes the mind indeed!

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alison meredith
05/27/2011 22:17

dont like the front of the property looks lik,e a public toilet but in side is nice and the back garden

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Tracy
05/28/2011 01:44

Totally schizo. I get dizzy looking at the interior and the outside looks so drab and old. Good thing you posted your webcast, so the rest of us won't make that same mistake!

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Herman link
05/28/2011 02:21

tracy, i doubt any of my vlog fans would make the same mistake! or else i would CUT them!! haha

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SFVrealestate link
05/28/2011 10:21

But Herman, why must the interior and exterior match? Here in 1950's tract home San Fernando Valley, home of kitschy lava rock exterior wainscotting, you wouldn't necessarily advise that the inside look like the Polynesian cultural center in Oahu, would you? Those tiki torches leave smoke on the ceiling...

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Herman link
05/28/2011 11:43

@sfvRE oye, burnt ceilings are sooo not good for re-sale value! lol
well i suppose it comes down to taste. if someone wants to mix and match, it is ok but it's gotta be done with finesse! ....which everyone thinks they have, but really dont ;-)

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SFVrealestate link
05/28/2011 19:14

Herman, you are so right. The San Fernando Valley has always been the anti-finesse capital of So. Cal.

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