What does decorative order mean?

[lawrence567]

As above, what does decorative order mean on a housing description?

[pmanson]

Good condition I think?

[anonymous-user]

It should say "good decorative order" rather than just "decorative" as that means nothing. Guess it's a typo!

[prand]

I'd have thought you'd have to add something like "good" "bad" or "average" to that phrase to make sense. By itself doesn't work, though it might be lazy EA shorthand.

[lawrence567]

Nope it just says "decorartive order".

[anonymous-user]

lawrence567 said:

Nope it just says "decorartive order".

As I said above - it's a typo!

[randlemarcus]

Betcha it means they've papered over the cracks and the damp patches

[mk1fan]

What is it relating too?

A term in a commercial lease? An Estate Agent's details?

Initial thoughts are those of Gary.

Edited by mk1fan on Friday 4th September 14:39

[deckster]

Frankly the fact that they've mentioned it makes me worried. It's just one of those things I'd take for granted, like walls and a roof. 'Good decorative order' probably means that decor is terrible; 'average' means the wallpaper is hanging off the walls and half the doors are missing.

But don't let that put you off.

[Vron]

Its all subjective anyway.

I have just put my house up for sale. The same agent I bought it from (2 years ago) came round to value it. I have completely renovated the property.

The first thing he said when he walked in was 'oh yes the interior was really dated etc etc'. I pointed out his brochure from when I bought it which used terms like 'exquisite', 'splendid' and 'superb'

[mk1fan]

The agent wasn't herbialfa was it??












Cheap shot I know.