Would You Live In This House?

[Retrochic]

http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/11336932.Postmistress_murder_property_offered_to_highest_bidder/?action=success#comments

I would , can't see a problem really, once its totally decorated. Just wondering who would and who wouldn't touch it with a barge pole -even at this knockdown price

[Baldric]

I would have no problem living there, change of use back to residential, do any work needed and it would be a nice home imo.

[Zacs-Master]

No way.

[MallyJ]

No problem with living here ... am just not superstitious!

[DrFilth]

if i had a choice no but if i was out on the street ?

[Zacs-Master]

I don't see it has anything to do with superstition.

[Retrochic]

Zacs-Master I suppose its more do you believe in ghosts or 'atmosphere' in a house after a traumatic event. We rented a house once that had a 'funny' atmosphere and found out later that someone had had an accident in it and died when it had been a barn. Can't say if the Atmosphere was due to that though.

[Daffy6543]

I wouldn't have a problem. I do not believe in ghosts or anything like that. In any old house there is a reasonable chance someone has died there, I know for a fact there have been two deaths in my house, one happened pretty much right where I am sitting now (in the dining room that was a downstairs bathroom at the time).

[Retrochic]

^^^^^

BOO!

[sandyRoe]

New occupiers would bring a new ambiance. A family, particularly one with small children, would soon lay any ghosts and make it a happy place.

[anneasquith]

no. especially not with a husband !!!!!!!!!!!

[kvalidir]

I wouldn't mind- nearly every house I've lived in has been over 100 years old, some 500 years old, think of all the deaders those must've seen- some of them are bound to have been home to a murder, so I don't think it matters in terms of someone new living there and if it was cheap I'd be happy to buy it.