Aside from the boarded-up windows, it appears to be sturdy and well looked-after, right down to the up-to-date chimney fixture for a gas fireplace.
The only problem seems to be that its measurable footprint is probably only about 2,000 square feet. And it doesn't seem that anyone wants such a tiny, little house any more.
So yes, it's coming down -- not even being relocated (the way the Queenslanders seem to do). And considering that it was gone the day after I took this photo, I suppose there wasn't even any salvage of materials done.
This level of waste embarrasses me. And the most frustrating part is that I don't have a clue about what I can do about it.
1 comment:
This is the sad thing about money. Purchasing a property, knocking it down, rebuilding a new one to flip back on the market, not even getting to know the neighbours.
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