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  • How are Victorian London houses built?
  • CaptJon
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    jeffl – Member
    Been there a 100 and a bit years so looks suitable to me. Well that’s what I always say when someone mentions something like that about my house

    That’s what i say to myself on windy nights when my single glazed sash windows sound like they are about to be blown in.

    rureadyboots
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    That’s what i say to myself on windy nights when my single glazed sash windows sound like they are about to be blown in.

    Get them replaced with double glazed draught proof sashes.

    CaptJon
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    I rent, so not up to me unfortunately.

    kimbers
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    This thread is making me sad

    We are selling our 150 year old terrace in west london to buy a 1980s detached monstrosity in milton keynes

    mrmoofo
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    This thread is making me sad

    We are selling our 150 year old terrace in west london to buy a 1980s detached monstrosity in milton keynes

    I have just sold my 1860s house in MK to by a 1860s semi in the Brighton area!

    I got a lot less room … I am guessing you will be going the other way round

    senorj
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    This thread is making me sad

    We are selling our 150 year old terrace in west london

    Cheer up, you are now likely to feature in the 2015 rich list! 😀

    footflaps
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    We are selling our 150 year old terrace in west london to buy a 1980s detached monstrosity in milton keynes

    I’d have thought you could buy Milton Keynes for the prices London houses go for now…

    nickc
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    English Disease?

    elliott-20
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    We sold our 1901 End of terrace and bought a 10 year old house in a village just outside Milton Keynes funnily enough – which thankfully has character and isn’t just a box.

    The people that bought ours texted me over christmas asking us how much we paid for our gas bill per month as theirs was £270!

    We didn’t tell them we used thermal curtains, draught excluders, old duvets shoved up the chimneys and got used to being cold for 12 years 😀

    We love older places but you do need to pay them a lot of respect and be prepared to care for them quite a bit.

    footflaps
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    We live in an 1890s Victorian house and our Gas bill works out at about £270 a year! Mainly use a wood burner and have double glazed windows etc..

    br
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    English Disease?

    Cold houses?

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