Estate Agent's language

If you had three teenagers in the house you might be very grateful for extra bathrooms!

Why do they say 'Viewing Advised'
As if anyone would say, 'no no I insist on buying it, sight unseen. I'm sure it's lovely, going by your description.....'
So, if the agent doesn't say 'Viewing Advised', does that mean the property is not worth looking at?

vq brilliant. Sold to rq after I have got rid of 'ideal family home giving the purchaser a wonderful opportunity to update and put their own stamp on the property'

DD who lives upstairs in a two bedroom apartment, has, one bedroom downstairs with ensuite bathroom, a shower room/toilet all mod cons upstairs and, a bedroom upstairs with an ensuite bathroom. Bit of overkill on the part of SILs Mother in the design I think. DD has told hubby if he wants to use both of the upstairs ones he has to clean one of them. He does.

We are in the process of marketing our house. We have not allowed the estate agent to over exaggerate anything. It waste viewers time and ours.

We have had comments about no ensuite, despite having two separate upstairs bathrooms and two obvious places for ensuites to be put in, should one wish.(?)
Some people are never satisfied and obviously enjoy cleaning loos!

I also remember Roy Brookes' adverts, a shame they are not still around.
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Deedaa I had to raise 4 children in a house with 1 bathroom! Getting everyone clean and ready for school/work in the morning was an absolute nightmare! Piles of towels and clothes keeping their places outside the bathroom door, and constant banging and screaming to get out.

Now there are 2 of us and 2 bathrooms. So much easier.....until all of the family come to stay over Christmas and Easter holidays (15 people!)