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It's not a "historical design feature" it's a hole in the wall. It's a sign that the dead Boomer whose house you are touring did zero maintenance or renovations
by jeffbee 2y ago
It's not a "historical design feature" it's a hole in the wall. It's a sign that the dead Boomer whose house you are touring did zero maintenance or renovations for 50+ years.
- quesera 2y agoNo, it's literally a historical design feature. Just like high ceilings and center chimneys. You have modern options also. And of course the new owner can customize to their liking, or pay a markup to someone else to have already done so. Not all of the dead boomers lived their lives with a sense of obligation to please you.