[cmd uw]

What many people don't understand is that most of the people purchasing these houses aren't overly concerned about the interiors being "dated". They have the means to make whatever improvements they want. They are buying for other reasons mainly neighbourhood cache/location.

 

[David A]

Heck, a lot of people of all income levels who buy or build a home design it corresponding to trends or fashion at the time. The big difference is buyers of luxury homes can more easily afford to change it when those trends or fashion go out of style or become dated. Almost anything shiny and new now will appear somewhat dated in a decade or two.

 

[wormwood]

RV's not fitting on your property? Look no further!

 

[wormwood]

$5.8 million in Sturgeon County.

 

[wormwood]

$13.8 million in Sturgeon County on Gadsby Lake. This one I could comfortably sleep in.

 

[itom987]

The gravel road does not belong.

 

[Offworld]

Looks like that place would be good for an episode of that McMansion Hell blog. It has to be one of the funniest parts of the interwebs.

 

[wormwood]

The gravel road does not belong.

In Alberta with the frost heave I'd prefer gravel for that long of a driveway since its better for drainage. The winters are brutal on pavement.

 

[Offworld]

I forgot to post the link for McMansion Hell; https://mcmansionhell.com

It helps ease the pain.

 

[wormwood]

A soulless $4 million in Strathcona County.

Send me a fax if you're interested.

 

[johnnyboy]

Soulless is the perfect description

 

[David A]

Soulless is the perfect description

Way too many blank white walls, but it has potential to be improved. I would start by hanging some art and pictures on those huge empty walls.

However, the windowless bedroom really sucks, is that for the foreign worker nannys?