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You definitely mean the Maidstone one and not the Haslemere shed?
To me the Maidstone one looks like it was a quality spec / #40kkitchen build, that was good enough that the owners didn't feel the need to update.
I mean look at those cabinets and surfaces, then think of what you're average kitchen looks like 5yrs on. Reminds me a bit of France where the fad of replacing or updating your kitchen and bathroom constantly seems to have passed them by.
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I think it needs Grade 2 listing then purchased by English Heritage for all to enjoy and visit in the future..
But i would live in in like that if it was mine :)
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I can appreciate the architecture of that house in Maidstone. To me though it just looks like an old house with a shit kitchen and shit bathroom that the current owner is too tight to replace and bring up to modern standards. Surely noone would actually want to spend that sort of money and live with a kitchen and bathroom like that. It just seems like a way of punting on an old nail that prob needs a shed load of cash spent on it under the guise of it being vaguely architecturally interesting .