Things I found on Rightmove

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Rosehip Aug 2022 12:37pm, 8 Aug 2022 26,014 posts	0 Rosehip I prefer the white house opposite, it was an ‘eco’ build with solar panels and solar thermal and they have a garden based on re-use/recycle growing veg in old water pipes etc.
quimby Aug 2022 8:53pm, 8 Aug 2022 5,740 posts	0 quimby 2 mins is a long time when you need a wee. Especially when you both still work from home and are trying to get it done in the 5 minutes before a meeting...
Muttley Aug 2022 7:33am, 15 Aug 2022 1,742 posts	0 Muttley Quite a nice little pied a terre ... rightmove.co.uk (I shall resist the temptation to rant about why should people be allowed to own land on this scale)
rf_fozzy Aug 2022 7:44am, 15 Aug 2022 17,982 posts	0 rf_fozzy Don't worry, it will be bought by a foreign "investor," probably from China, Russia or the middle east
Johnny Blaze Aug 2022 8:03am, 15 Aug 2022 28,153 posts	0 Johnny Blaze If I had the cash I would buy it and re-wild it. Plus gift a 100 yard coastal strip to the NT.
Muttley Aug 2022 8:16am, 15 Aug 2022 1,743 posts	0 Muttley ^ Yup.
Diogenes Aug 2022 8:35am, 15 Aug 2022 72,064 posts	0 Diogenes There's an interesting backstory to this. itv.com I'd like to buy it so I could keep it as it is.
Rosehip Aug 2022 10:24am, 15 Aug 2022 26,109 posts	0 Rosehip Also would keep as is, would go far that with a huge lottery win
Velociraptor Aug 2022 10:35am, 15 Aug 2022 59,330 posts	0 Velociraptor I'd turn Trevalga into a large estate of modern houses built for local occupancy, rental only. Priority to current residents.
stilldreaming Aug 2022 10:50am, 15 Aug 2022 1,000 posts	0 stilldreaming With Velociraptor on that one! On the subject of rewilding, we've got some uncultivated fields across the road from us (will be built on eventually) which caught fire on Saturday. The wind blew the flames across a road and up to the fences of some of the houses which had been built. Very scary! The fact that the fields have been taken out of arable cultivation and left wild meant that they were very vulnerable to fire in this dry weather. Just a thought about one of the possible downsides of rewilding (there are others imho, but not for here!).