The three-bedroom "not to be missed" bungalow at Romney Marsh, Dungeness, is being sold for £247,000. Estate agent Geering & Colyer points out its proximity to a nature reserve and photos show it in rural isolation. But... they fail to mention one small thing... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/8282368.stm
Massive price anyways for the size of the house! Could be worth it though if they get free electricity. I did laugh when the camera pulls back from the house revealing the monstrous plant behind it. I can see how the property seller might have accidentally missed it from their description, it's not really that noticeable.
If I could get a mortgage for £200k, I'd snap that up. But then I ived within a few miles of Dounraey PFR most of my life and TBH, I find that imnposing few of the plant quite attractive. - and I'm well aware that most of the rumours about what happens to you if you live near a nuke plant are just that - rumours thrown up by the anti-nuclear brigade. Would depend on ambient noise levels etc too though, but I certainly wouldn't discount it just because it's near a nuke station. After all, people live on high streets, and the average town high street is far more dangerous IME!
Loving the map view of it http://www.multimap.com/maps/?zoom=...n&loc=GB:50.9151:0.96656:16|TN29 9NA|TN29 9NA
Not that it makes much difference but its not the one with the red ring round it, its the one next door.
