From the listing: “DON’T MISS THE DESIGNER TOUCHES!” From us: WATCH YOUR STEP.
∙ Listing: 10 Jakey Court (3/2) 1,776 sqft – $399,500 [MLS]
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From the listing: “DON’T MISS THE DESIGNER TOUCHES!” From us: WATCH YOUR STEP.
∙ Listing: 10 Jakey Court (3/2) 1,776 sqft – $399,500 [MLS]
That’s just irresponsible and possible illegal to not have a barrier or railing at that dining space above the living room.
Even the realtor should point that out as dangerous.
I was thinking the exact same thing – it’d be too easy to slip and fall off that dining area, particularly after a few glasses of wine.
And you’d be more likely to slip, when you stood up after those glasses of wine, and bumped your head on the ceiling.
On the other hand, if you had a budding young actor or actress in the family, that stage in the living room would be PERFECT!
so building code wise, a barrier would be required if the drop was more than 30 inches.
Never mind the weird stage thing, I personally wouldn’t care to live anywhere in the city that is both east of 101 and south of Cesar Chavez.
honey lets have your mom over for a housewarming dinner
@kthnxybe – really, who cares where you want to live? different strokes dufus.
Janky on Jakey
Railing or not, this looks like a pretty nice place, tho’ I don’t know the neighborhood. Re: “solor” panels, doesn’t it look as if they’re on the neighbor’s place?
Is it possible to fine the agent for excessive use of a wide angle lens?
The house looks nice but for liability a wide built-in couch would run the length the drop off.
Eddy, there is no need to lower the bar with name calling.
There’s no fridge in the staging. Hint: it looks like its appropriate place is next to the entrance in the kitchen area. This looks a bit odd as any standard sized fridge would be in the way, about 1/2 foot deeper than the cabinetry we can see in pic#7. Or maybe the wide angle distorted that too?
It seems weird that all the staging furniture would be there but a basic appliance like a fridge. I suspect a will to make the place look more functional.
Overall, bubble era finishes slapped on a mid-80s box. Pretty decent price. And did I read it right? 4 parking spaces? That’s 2 inside and 2 outside?
@Fred, the eddy listed above is not me and is/was fraud using my name. Thanks for point out. Emailing editor now.
Thanks Fred and real Eddy. I speak from some experience – I worked in BVHP for the better part of the nineties. I could have worded it better, what I really meant was that I could live with freaky “architectural details” if the rest of the place is clean and nice, as this seems to be and if it’s in an okay, safe area without Superfund sites nearby, but not vice versa unless I really had to. No offense to the good people of BVHP, the vast majority of whom are nice, solid folks who have been living with environment and crime factors that no one should have to deal with.