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Në shitje shtëpia e pandryshuar që nga viti 1960 (FOTO)

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13.02.2016 09:35
Collect photo of the living room whilst still furnished inside the house owned by John Tipper. The 1966 house was built and lived in by his parents and has not been changed at all in 50 years. A timewarp property which has remained unchanged since it was named 'House of the Year' FIFTY years ago is expected to sell for £240,000 when it goes under the hammer next month. See NTI story NTIHOUSE. The unique four-bedroom home - which is named Montana - was designed in 1966 by architect Ronald Smith. Its unusual box-shape style caught the eye of the Ideal Home Show which named it the 'House of the Year' in 1967. The property was built in a Canadain style on a slope with the top floor at the same level as the road with the lower floor below ground. Incredibly, the inside has remained exactly the same since the 1960s with Parana Pine wooden doors and panels dominating the interior. It has the same dated carpets and wallpaper, which are a variety of bright colours and floral patterns, as fifty years ago. The house, which is in Boscobel Road in Great Barr, Birmingham, has been owned by the same family since 1967 who have changed nothing about the interior. But it is now up for sale and is expected to attract bids of over £240,000 when it goes under the hammer at the Pennycuick Collins auction at Birmingham City Football Club on March 2.

Nëse pëlqeni vitin 1960, kjo shtëpi është për ju.

Por kjo do t’ju kushtojë, pasi që kjo shtëpi është në shitje për 240 mijë funte.

Shtëpia unike me katër dhoma gjumi –  e cila është e quajtur Montana, është projektuar në vitin 1966 nga arkitekti Ronald Smith dhe ka mbetur e pandryshuar që nga atëherë, transmeton Klan Kosova.

Stili i saj i pazakontë ka kapur syrin e ekspertëve në The Ideal Show Home të cilët e kanë quajtur atë “Shtëpia e Vitit” në vitin 1967.

Ajo ka të njëjtat dollape, banjo, si dhe shkallët sikur pesëdhjetë vjet më parë.

Shtëpia, e cila është në rrugën Boscobel në Great Barr, ka qenë në pronësi nga e njëjta familje që nga viti 1967 dhe pritet të tërheqë oferta prej mbi 240 mijë funte në ankand Pennycuick Collins në Birmingham City Football Club më 2 mars.

The stairway from the veranda inside the house owned by John Tipper that leads down to the garden. The 1966 house was built and lived in by his parents and has not been changed at all in 50 years. A timewarp property which has remained unchanged since it was named 'House of the Year' FIFTY years ago is expected to sell for £240,000 when it goes under the hammer next month. See NTI story NTIHOUSE. The unique four-bedroom home - which is named Montana - was designed in 1966 by architect Ronald Smith. Its unusual box-shape style caught the eye of the Ideal Home Show which named it the 'House of the Year' in 1967. The property was built in a Canadain style on a slope with the top floor at the same level as the road with the lower floor below ground. Incredibly, the inside has remained exactly the same since the 1960s with Parana Pine wooden doors and panels dominating the interior. It has the same dated carpets and wallpaper, which are a variety of bright colours and floral patterns, as fifty years ago. The house, which is in Boscobel Road in Great Barr, Birmingham, has been owned by the same family since 1967 who have changed nothing about the interior. But it is now up for sale and is expected to attract bids of over £240,000 when it goes under the hammer at the Pennycuick Collins auction at Birmingham City Football Club on March 2.

John Tipper inside the 1966 house built and lived in by his parents that has not been changed at all in 50 years. A timewarp property which has remained unchanged since it was named 'House of the Year' FIFTY years ago is expected to sell for £240,000 when it goes under the hammer next month. See NTI story NTIHOUSE. The unique four-bedroom home - which is named Montana - was designed in 1966 by architect Ronald Smith. Its unusual box-shape style caught the eye of the Ideal Home Show which named it the 'House of the Year' in 1967. The property was built in a Canadain style on a slope with the top floor at the same level as the road with the lower floor below ground. Incredibly, the inside has remained exactly the same since the 1960s with Parana Pine wooden doors and panels dominating the interior. It has the same dated carpets and wallpaper, which are a variety of bright colours and floral patterns, as fifty years ago. The house, which is in Boscobel Road in Great Barr, Birmingham, has been owned by the same family since 1967 who have changed nothing about the interior. But it is now up for sale and is expected to attract bids of over £240,000 when it goes under the hammer at the Pennycuick Collins auction at Birmingham City Football Club on March 2.

GV inside the bathroom in the house owned by John Tipper. The 1966 house was built and lived in by his parents and has not been changed at all in 50 years. A timewarp property which has remained unchanged since it was named 'House of the Year' FIFTY years ago is expected to sell for £240,000 when it goes under the hammer next month. See NTI story NTIHOUSE. The unique four-bedroom home - which is named Montana - was designed in 1966 by architect Ronald Smith. Its unusual box-shape style caught the eye of the Ideal Home Show which named it the 'House of the Year' in 1967. The property was built in a Canadain style on a slope with the top floor at the same level as the road with the lower floor below ground. Incredibly, the inside has remained exactly the same since the 1960s with Parana Pine wooden doors and panels dominating the interior. It has the same dated carpets and wallpaper, which are a variety of bright colours and floral patterns, as fifty years ago. The house, which is in Boscobel Road in Great Barr, Birmingham, has been owned by the same family since 1967 who have changed nothing about the interior. But it is now up for sale and is expected to attract bids of over £240,000 when it goes under the hammer at the Pennycuick Collins auction at Birmingham City Football Club on March 2.

GV of the kitchen inside the house owned by John Tipper. The 1966 house was built and lived in by his parents and has not been changed at all in 50 years. A timewarp property which has remained unchanged since it was named 'House of the Year' FIFTY years ago is expected to sell for £240,000 when it goes under the hammer next month. See NTI story NTIHOUSE. The unique four-bedroom home - which is named Montana - was designed in 1966 by architect Ronald Smith. Its unusual box-shape style caught the eye of the Ideal Home Show which named it the 'House of the Year' in 1967. The property was built in a Canadain style on a slope with the top floor at the same level as the road with the lower floor below ground. Incredibly, the inside has remained exactly the same since the 1960s with Parana Pine wooden doors and panels dominating the interior. It has the same dated carpets and wallpaper, which are a variety of bright colours and floral patterns, as fifty years ago. The house, which is in Boscobel Road in Great Barr, Birmingham, has been owned by the same family since 1967 who have changed nothing about the interior. But it is now up for sale and is expected to attract bids of over £240,000 when it goes under the hammer at the Pennycuick Collins auction at Birmingham City Football Club on March 2.

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