Our house had a pool like this one when we moved in, too:
It cost about $3,000 to get it removed. Which is probably why these people are just keeping their pool, even though it's so full of algae it's almost a wetlands:
Although, come to think of it, it looks like that one's above ground. Hmmm. All I know is that I have absolutely no urge to go down that slide.
I counted five more TVs in this house. (I'm judgmental like that, but it's okay because my children play with nothing but organic twigs and rain puddles.)
This photo says nothing about the house -- all you can see is the table and the crap on it. So why include it?
Sometimes it seems like a really spiteful person picks the photos. A really spiteful person who doesn't care what the listing looks like for a half-million dollar house.
The walls in this photo make me think the current residents are heavy, heavy smokers:
But the bathroom? Smoke stains? Maybe I'm happier not knowing.
(This is the same house that's smiling, below.)
I appreciate the honesty in the listing: "The Ultimate Fixer. Not for the faint of heart." When a house is a former meth lab, I guess there's not much point in pretending that all it needs is a fresh coat of paint and some granite countertops to perk it right up.
