How olds your house?

[Jordan:A]

Random question.
Mines about 36 years old, my mom used to live here when she was a child

[Mint]

Random question.
Mines about 36 years old, my mom used to live here when she was a child

Around 200-300 years old, not too sure.

[Blue]

like 8 years old? Theres a brick outside that says when it was built

[dirrty]

3ish years old

[Jordy]

I always thought of my house as quite new but come to think it must be coming up to 25 years :P

[Jordan:A]

I think mine was build after WW2
Like 2 doors down were digging in the garden and found some bullet shell things

[Mint]

My house use to be in the centre of a farm so I guess it's a farm house, around it now is business. :@

[Jordan:A]

Lol, dig for dead cows xD ?

[Mint]

Lol, dig for dead cows xD ?
No need, I can see cows from my bedroom window. We're surrounded in fields so after you get past our land (which use to be fields) there are just other random fields that sometimes have animals in.

[buttons]

all houses around this area were made 30-40 years ago, all the policeman lived in these houses looool so about 30-40, mum moved in 20 odd yr ago before my brother was born

[Mint]

all houses around this area were made 30-40 years ago, all the policeman lived in these houses looool so about 30-40, mum moved in 20 odd yr ago before my brother was born

Dig for haggis. JK! :D

But joking a side, do Scottish police men wear kilts?

[buttons]

No, they don't :P
the only thing u'll find if u dig around my house r dead pets

[Caution]

about 30 yrs maybe. we've been here for bout 16.
Dig for haggis. JK! :D

But joking a side, do Scottish police men wear kilts?
1. haggis comes from sheep. not funny.
2. well, duh of course. everyone in scotland wears kilts, if they're not running about playing the bagpipes they're drinking whisky and eating haggis.
you said joking aside which is worrying.

[Jordan:A]

No, they don't :P
the only thing u'll find if u dig around my house r dead pets
I wonderd where they all went


about 30 yrs maybe. we've been here for bout 16.
1. haggis comes from sheep. not funny.
2. well, duh of course. everyone in scotland wears kilts, if they're not running about playing the bagpipes they're drinking whisky and eating haggis.
you said joking aside which is worrying.
Lol

[Swearwolf]

bout 60-80

[Absently]

like 100+ years ago or something like that :S we used to have one of those presses they used as a fridge when we first moved in lolol, moved here like 8 years ago.

[J0SH]

I'll ask her how old she is (my house), brb.

[scott]

ma house is about 50 years old i think....:8

[RedStratocas]

about 50 years i believe. my parents still get christmas cards from the people they bought the house from, but they barely met them lol.

[Mint]

about 50 years i believe. my parents still get christmas cards from the people they bought the house from, but they barely met them lol.

Sure your house isn't haunted and it's your house sending u dem cards bruv?

[cocaine]

1930s odd. so 70/80 years.

[Catzsy]

My house was built in 1897 - it used be a nunnery!

[camera]

dont know i live in an apartment

[Metric1]

1991, so 18 years.

[Recursion]

Sometime in the 60s/70s I think

[GoldenMerc]

i think around 8 but not sure.

[UKIP]

My house is over 140 years old now.

[Shockwave.2CC]

My house was built in 1964 and its 45 years old.
:eusa_danc

[Judge Judy]

70s built house by the looks of the design of the place so about 30 years nearly 40.

[Immenseman]

Well if I was to go over to the west wing that backs onto the western courtyard there is a plaque saying 1872 so I guess then. It's a huge old school house but I do have 4 sisters so we need a big place.

[Dan2nd]

It was brand new when my family moved in so I think it's... 10 years old maybe?

[Technologic]

130 years ish, used to be the landlord's house. he owned some huge estate but it all got sold off in the 30's

[iAdam]

Late 1700's I think, We used to own the road infront of it too.

[leah]

Well if I was to go over to the west wing that backs onto the western courtyard there is a plaque saying 1872 so I guess then. It's a huge old school house but I do have 4 sisters so we need a big place.
I prefer the east wing of your house, the view over the country side is amazing!

[Immenseman]

I prefer the east wing of your house, the view over the country side is amazing!
haha when the ensuite in my dads room is bigger than most peoples front rooms. you loved it in there.

[lick]

5-6 years i dunno lol

but the one i lived in wen i wos younger was like 100-200 years old.

[Kieeran]

i have no idea tbh how would u find out lol

[Indie-Dan]

Mines will be coming up for it's 5th birthday, we moved into it when it was brand new in July 2004 :)

[VelvetClover]

My house was built in the 1930's.
My old house was built in the 1800's.

[Mint]

Is nobody's house older than 300 years?

[Jordan:A]

I dont like old houses because there dirty and I dont like new houses because there small
Theres no winning

[Immenseman]

They're dirty if you don't clean them... lol.

[Catzsy]

As jake said there is nothing wrong with old houses - they are usually much bigger and the rooms are virtually soundproofed with the thickness of the walls!

[Jordan:A]

I mean that in the little nooks and crannies there dust and all that, the bits where you cant get to to clean

[Geraint]

my house is a terraced house and, around these parts, terraced houses were built for miners so god knows. Rough estimate would be 100 years old.

[Immenseman]

I mean that in the little nooks and crannies there dust and all that, the bits where you cant get to to clean
nothing is impossible, i'm sure they could be cleaned, i live in an old house; it's clean!

[Rozi]

It was built in 1838 so that's 171 years old I think. I luv my house :)

[Jordan:A]

nothing is impossible, i'm sure they could be cleaned, i live in an old house; it's clean!
so your going to pull all the floorboards up and clean then clean under your bath etc

[Caution]

so your going to pull all the floorboards up and clean then clean under your bath etc
But you'd pull all the floorboards up and clean under your bath in a new house?:rolleyes:

[Immenseman]

yup......... that is generally the idea of cleaning. ofc we don't - it's still clean though if you can't see it :eusa_danc LOL

[Catchy]

2000 yrs old

[Jordan:A]

But you'd pull all the floorboards up and clean under your bath in a new house?:rolleyes:
No because a new house would be cleaner than a old one

[Arch]

between 25-50 years not sure

[Jin]

Mah house was built in the 70's so coming onto 40 years.

[Blinger1]

We were the first to build on our block, so umm... 16/17 years old?

My family owns a house from the 17th century in Switzerland though :O!

[Immenseman]

No because a new house would be cleaner than a old one

Not if you're clean people. I don't tend to shove things down the floorboards. Dust and stuff won't make a difference as when you hoover it'll go and the bits that are in the cracks will either be sucked up or so small it won't make a difference, like a new house.

[clueless]

my old house was like really old and was falling down!!
but this one was probably built in 30s

[iAdam]

Is nobody's house older than 300 years?

Just checked through the old documents we have, built in 1708, 301, just Lol.

[Mint]

Just checked through the old documents we have, built in 1708, 301, just Lol.

hehe nice. Do you have wooden beams in virtually every room? And how about fireplaces in most rooms including upstairs :S? It's quite interesting to compare my house with another old house. Also our house is tilting more and more every few years. :P