General discussion - "gossip and tittle tattle"
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by Gordon » 24 Aug 2004, 17:23
Hey All,
I was wondering if anyone knew the address of the BIG house that is yellow in Portobello

I just want the address could someone PLEASE help
Thankyou for all your help
please post back or email me @
wilsongordon@hotmail.com
Thanks
Gordon

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by Guest » 24 Aug 2004, 17:31
Hi Gordon - Welcome to the forum!
Can you give us a little more to go on..? Is it on the beach? The High Street? Or am I being really dim and it should be REALLY obvious?
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by Gordon » 24 Aug 2004, 17:33
Do you know where the garage at the corner of the street just going into portobello is if so its just up that street

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by Gordon » 24 Aug 2004, 17:37
also i think it is on milton road if thats any help
i think it might have a golf cource in the back
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by ecm » 24 Aug 2004, 19:43
I just want the address could someone PLEASE help
Hi Gordon,
Are you going to make an offer on it?
I reckon you're talking about the wee (ironic) development between Brunstane Burn and the Milton Road with it's private golf course.
Not sure if those houses are actually classed as Milton Road or not though.
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by wangi » 24 Aug 2004, 20:05
That's Brunstane Mill Road
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by Gemini » 25 Aug 2004, 23:15
I think the Yellow house does belong to KD and he is the owner of the 9 hole golf course behind it.
Don't know who own's the pink house with the thached roof, but they are both fantastic properties.
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by Gordon » 26 Aug 2004, 07:35
hey,
thanks for all your help
i dont want to purchase the property but i just want the address
can you please give me the exact address
thanks again for all your help
gordon

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by wangi » 27 Aug 2004, 17:39
Do want want to ask why you want the address!?

Anyway two options come to mind, because I don't think anyone here knows it exactly:
- 1. Walk round there.
2. Lookup "Brunstane Mill Road" on the council planning portal and then using the very high res (i.e. it shows each house) map work out which house it is...
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by Gordon » 28 Aug 2004, 13:05
hey
i think it might be called Brunstane CR, could someone please check up for me

Gordon
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by ecm » 28 Aug 2004, 14:55
Gordon,
Your profile states that your occupation is paper-boy so I reckon you're a young guy and much more able than a lot of us oldies here to check it out yourself! I'm not sure that any of the regular posters here live that far east!!!
Good luck with your quest.
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by wangi » 05 Sep 2004, 15:18
Gordon, the street those three big houses are on is called Milton Glen, However their addresses are Milton Road. I think the yellow one's address is:
244C Milton Road East
Edinburgh
EH15 2PG
The other two (inc. the pink one) are 244A & B.
Now if you use this info to mail them a burning envelope filled with excrement, then you didn't get it from me!
http://citydev-portal.edinburgh.gov.uk/ ... eturn=true
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by ecm » 07 Sep 2004, 06:17
Indeed, the boundaries of Duddingston seem to know no bounds these days.
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by wangi » 07 Sep 2004, 09:13
General Tactifer wrote:It's not Brunstane Mill Road
Aye, I guess my post corrected that!?
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by ecm » 17 Sep 2004, 17:26
Marya wrote:Hey Gordon! The house in question is up for sale, for offers over £975,000.
Porty is the man to see, for all your mortgage requirements

They'll be wanting 1.5m at least then.
I want the lower flat that's up for sale just now in Elcho Terrace.
It requires some modernisation and redecoration which means it's a complete wreck probably, but, oh the potential.
Anyone got a loan of £200k?

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by Porty » 17 Sep 2004, 17:49
ecm wrote:
I want the lower flat that's up for sale just now in Elcho Terrace.
It requires some modernisation and redecoration which means it's a complete wreck probably, but, oh the potential.
Anyone got a loan of £200k?:lol:
Its one of the most desirable streets in Portobello/Joppa. I remember about 12 or 13 years ago a whole house came on the market but it was riddled with dry rot. They had to take it off the market fix it then start again.
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by ecm » 17 Sep 2004, 17:54
Porty wrote:Its one of the most desirable streets in Portobello/Joppa. I remember about 12 or 13 years ago a whole house came on the market but it was riddled with dry rot. They had to take it off the market fix it then start again.
There hasn't been a sale there since then, mind you, theres only about 5 or 6 houses to the street. But what fabulous houses.
One day, one day..............................sigh!
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by Epykat » 17 Sep 2004, 18:20
[quote="Porty] ....it was riddled with dry rot. They had to take it off the market fix it then start again.[/quote]
According to our dry rot surveyor (yep, we've had one of those as well!

) a vast amount of houses in Portobello will have dry rot. Something to do with the damp from the sea. It's awesome stuff. The beam holding up our whole roof was like a Crunchie!

Maybe we should have a local "Check for dry rot" day.