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I'd love a craft room, probably wouldn't be able to get through the door though!

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Our house is a raised bungalow of average size.
It’s impeccably clean at all times
Not really
It’s lived in but I’ve been told that if people are coming to see how clean you keep your house then they aren’t worth keeping. It’s clean but not always neat & tidy. I sometimes wish I could be one of those ultra neat people but then I have a husband

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At the moment a tip .
We have the builders in .
Plus Mr M the untidiest man on the planet .

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I sold my one bedroom flat in London for enough to buy a four bedroom flat (with room for a fifth bed if required) in Callander. Oh! And a decent 2nd hand car. That was four years ago and we still haven’t finished unpacking yet Because not only did my daughter and her flats contents move in as well! My late ex wife lived a few streets away and when she passed away my daughter inherited her flat and was already living there. So we had (or still have) the contents of three houses crammed into one. My daughter is a deep sentimentalist and finds it hard to dispose of a lot of her mother’s possessions!
The flat is the ground floor of a substantial, end of the 19th century detached property, with a log cabin extension at the back!

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I don't trust people who live in immaculate houses!
I wonder where all their "stuff" is!
I want to fling open cupboard doors with a flourish and shout, "Ah ha!"

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We live in a terraced Victorian house built in 1886. It was a complete dump when we moved in but I have recently finished renovating it. It is never as tidy as I would like but having two cats puts a stop to that. I vacuum it almost every day but hair sometimes rolls across the floor like tumbleweed.
It is a mix of Victorian features with a few modern twists as they say.

Like Rhian, I also have a bit of a floordrobe going on. That's where my jeans are kept otherwise I would have to empty all the coins, screws and nails from my pockets before hanging them up.

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Attic and garage!

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It's really one of the bedrooms Tess. Although we like to have our family stay, the craft items in the room have to be tidied as much a possible and the sofa bed pulled out and made up. This makes Mrs mart grumble quite a lot. Not only because of the tidying up but also because she loses her room for the duration.

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Put a tent in the garden Mart!
One needs access to one's crafts at all times!