Wadhurst Townhomes | 11.75m | ?s

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MattPT said:
That beast is still for sale! Such a shame to tear down a home that’s in decent shape, but this lot would be perfect for more infill
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It is not in as decent of a shape, tbh. I did a walkthrough a couple of years ago and parts of it were in need of extensive renovations. I can't imagine things got any better. The newer half (facing the back alley) is in good shape) but the older part needs a lot of work. The balconies can't be walked on (risk of falling) and there are infiltrations and leaks all over the foundations.
 
_urbanite said:
It's fugly. Not many will shed tears when it's gone
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Well it is unique, but in this case it doesn't seem to have a lot of redeeming qualities. It is bunker like and in a style that is now very dated. Sometimes replacing something can be a way to improve an area or fix past mistakes.
 
David A said:
Well it is unique, but in this case it doesn't seem to have a lot of redeeming qualities. It is bunker like and in a style that is now very dated. Sometimes replacing something can be a way to improve an area or fix past mistakes.
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The goes against what you just said in another thread 👀
 
The factory built modules -- as progress makes them more common -- is going to have the construction season expanding into the "winter months" in a more substantial way. Particularly smaller builds where wood is a prevalent material will see an all-season rationale taking hold.
 
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