The sign at the side of the road proclaims the building and land for sale, sea views included. Poke around carefully and you might just find that the house could do with a bit of modernisation. A new bit of paint on the front door wouldn’t go amiss.

Would suit the keen gardener as there is plenty of work to do within its grounds. Please form an orderly queue. When the owners left the house for the last time, one wonders what thoughts they had.
Beautiful photos my friend xππ
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Always a privilege to see your name come up Sandra and a very happy New Year to you and all your loved ones. Can’t wait to be able to meet up again, whenever that may be…βοΈππ
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Love that blue door! Great captures!
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So many shades of blue within the one dorr,, according to how many layers have peeled back – a door of discovery. Thanks for taking time out to comment Angela and despite all the angst in the world, may 2021 bring some light and happiness to you. Be popping on over to check out your own blog. MMβοΈ
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Fabulous picture, John. There is something about old, decrepit houses and barns that work so well for the camera!
Now that you’ve immortalised the house, it can be torn down and something new built upon that land π
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Happy New Year to you Dale. Talking of tearing down, habve a few more on the City but need to give a bit of time to the post. Kingfisher mural next I feel. Love so much of the old stuff π Stay safe and best wishes from Cork xx
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Happy New Year, John. Looking forward to whatever you share! I love the old stuff too. So much character. You also stay safe and best wishes from Boucherville! π
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Might be worth the effort. Beautiful view! Great photo
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Happy New Year to you Dannie, may it turn out to be a good one for you and your loved onesππΌ
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