Comment on this house? Near Mehgan & Harry.

I think it would show better empty. The furniture looks like 1990 wants its prints back. other than the wallpapered bedroom and the shell sink, I don't mind the rest of the colors and with the right furniture I think they could work.

But the views are amazing and the bones of the house are great. knock $11 mill off the price and Im in!

As with many of the comments here, LOVE the outside, the view, the gardens. The inside looks like it has good bones, just needs a $1M+ update by a good interior designer.

I couldn't get past the picture of the guy kissing his parakeet or whatever was going on in that photo.

I actually don't mind it. I'd be changing the paint & getting rid of the wallpaper/matching curtains asap. The ceilings are a little weird, and the shell sink would go. It's not like they leave the furniture behind anyway so that makes no difference to me. Personally I think it looks really cluttered. The chaise in the bathroom is a bit odd. But the grounds are gorgeous!

to me, the whole house (with the deep, shaded patio all around) and plants, interior, etc. feel like they were going for "Hawaii" or something.  I like the house and the tropical feel, IF it actually *was* in Hawaii.  Otherwise, it does seem JUST a bit out of place.  

I can’t understand the kitchen. There is not much counter space, not many cabinets and waaay too much clutter, baskets and stuff in there!
The only room I think I could spend any time in is the first bedroom pictured with the white bedding and furniture. Less color than the the other rooms and a beautiful view.

Ok I actually love that shell sink, so keep it for me please.
I am a child of the nineties and so I always like yellow as a house interior colour, but I realise it looks a bit outdated and even for me, there’s a bit too much yellow.
What is with the weird planting in the garden, those rows of little round grassy things? That looks odd.

I’d take it, anyway. Even with Harry and Meghan as neighbours.

Its actually quite drought tolerant. This has been very well done, there are lots of blue fescues and lots of native plants, everything here is very common for the Gold Coast area, zone 23/24. I'm in love with it. I think the climbing vines are Copa De Oro, gorgeous golden blooms, that along with bouganvilla thrive in this zone as well. 

Oh, and someone mentioned it looks like its 'buggy'. We actually aren't a buggy area really. You can sit outside in the evenings without fear of flying things in your face.

yes, this! This is a home of someone who has *lived* I love it! The books, the art, even the shell sink. I'm so glad it's not a white tiled kitchen with greige walls. 

I remember once Kristie Ally had her kitchen redone and it was the most gorgous colorful chartreuse green tile I think it was.

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Too many competing styles going on.  When I was designing our house that we live in now, it was very important that each room flowed well into the other.  Too much going on in that house.  Love the bones of it and love the outside.

I was wondering that myself! do people relax THERE? 

interesting good to know! I didn’t see anything that appeared native