Is this a $2.2 mil house?

[Anonymous]

I don't want all sorts of garage fumes that close to my house.

[Anonymous]

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#1 clearly.

BTW, what is wrong with detached garages? I prefer them. Did not realize I am in the minority.

The majority of america wants an attached forward facing garage

1) Can go directly in the home
2) Easier to park

#2 clearly. The mini-Mickey is a fugly little house with no charm, and Mickey on steroids is too big for the neighborhood. If you have to live like the Simpsons, medium Mickey is the way to go.

[Anonymous]

Getting back to OP's original listing... I think that house is gorgeous but I would never spend $2.2 million on a house where, if my DH was doing the dishes, I wouldn't be able to open up the oven door. Did you notice that the kitchen is ridiculously narrow? Why not add another foot between the two sets of counters so that there's room to move? That would drive me insane and honestly would keep me from buying this house, assuming in some fantasy that I had the money to afford it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Getting back to OP's original listing... I think that house is gorgeous but I would never spend $2.2 million on a house where, if my DH was doing the dishes, I wouldn't be able to open up the oven door. Did you notice that the kitchen is ridiculously narrow? Why not add another foot between the two sets of counters so that there's room to move? That would drive me insane and honestly would keep me from buying this house, assuming in some fantasy that I had the money to afford it.

I think that it's a photo-perspective thing- that kitchen is plenty big and the owners entertain a lot. I like the built-in bench behind the island, cool use of space.

[Anonymous]

there is no foyer or closet, I would hate to throw my coats and shoes down the hall.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:there is no foyer or closet, I would hate to throw my coats and shoes down the hall.

Here is a real foyer

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:there is no foyer or closet, I would hate to throw my coats and shoes down the hall.

there are cubbies by the side door, right off the driveway

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Getting back to OP's original listing... I think that house is gorgeous but I would never spend $2.2 million on a house where, if my DH was doing the dishes, I wouldn't be able to open up the oven door. Did you notice that the kitchen is ridiculously narrow? Why not add another foot between the two sets of counters so that there's room to move? That would drive me insane and honestly would keep me from buying this house, assuming in some fantasy that I had the money to afford it.

I think that it's a photo-perspective thing- that kitchen is plenty big and the owners entertain a lot. I like the built-in bench behind the island, cool use of space.

love that bench and the long table

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:there is no foyer or closet, I would hate to throw my coats and shoes down the hall.

Here is a real foyer

Perfect for catfights with Krystle Carrington

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

VS

#1 clearly.

BTW, what is wrong with detached garages? I prefer them. Did not realize I am in the minority.

The majority of america wants an attached forward facing garage

1) Can go directly in the home
2) Easier to park

#2 clearly. The mini-Mickey is a fugly little house with no charm, and Mickey on steroids is too big for the neighborhood. If you have to live like the Simpsons, medium Mickey is the way to go.

That is my least fav MS model - agree that it's a little boring. But #2 looks like it has angry eyebrows. ^^ So I have to go with #1.

Having had all sorts of car-storage options...I like the look of detached garages and they are fine in this area for 360 days/year. On seriously snowy days it sucks to dig out the car, but it's not the end of the world.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

VS

#1 clearly.

BTW, what is wrong with detached garages? I prefer them. Did not realize I am in the minority.

The majority of america wants an attached forward facing garage

1) Can go directly in the home
2) Easier to park

the average American is a fat lump of shit.

Who aspires to be the 'average American'?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

VS

#1 clearly.

BTW, what is wrong with detached garages? I prefer them. Did not realize I am in the minority.

The majority of america wants an attached forward facing garage

1) Can go directly in the home
2) Easier to park

#2 clearly. The mini-Mickey is a fugly little house with no charm, and Mickey on steroids is too big for the neighborhood. If you have to live like the Simpsons, medium Mickey is the way to go.

That is my least fav MS model - agree that it's a little boring. But #2 looks like it has angry eyebrows. ^^ So I have to go with #1.

Having had all sorts of car-storage options...I like the look of detached garages and they are fine in this area for 360 days/year. On seriously snowy days it sucks to dig out the car, but it's not the end of the world.

If you live where the original house on this post is located...you aren't digging out a car anyways. You are walking during Snowmeggadon to Whole Foods for your NY strip and copious amounts of red wine---never losing power ike the masses and continuing with life as usual. The gyms and bookstores and everything were still open w/in a day. Life continues pretty much the same except that schools and work are often closed.

[Anonymous]

Nope. Not special enough for $2M

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:there is no foyer or closet, I would hate to throw my coats and shoes down the hall.

Here is a real foyer

Perfect for catfights with Krystle Carrington

Ohmigod...the white trash faux two story foyer!! Please NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great room right down the hall, correct?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:there is no foyer or closet, I would hate to throw my coats and shoes down the hall.

Here is a real foyer

Perfect for catfights with Krystle Carrington

Ohmigod...the white trash faux two story foyer!! Please NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great room right down the hall, correct?

I wonder how many giant TVs that house has. And video game systems.

Don't forget the giant pantry for plenty of "convenience" foods