3BR Cottage Now Includes Nuclear Power Plant

As a Realtor you always want to make it sound perfect, HOWEVER, there are disclosure laws and they MUST disclose this fact as it is not only a health hazard but it depreciates the property extensively! It would be interesting to see what the comparables sold for in the near area.

The only nightmare is the view. The occupants will receive more radiation from their T.V. As long as its not well water, no ill effects.
Guess nuclear power is only a nightmare if you love power blackouts and cheap power.

We really wish that you guys would stop putting this trash on every blog that we come upon. Obviously the only people that are going to visit your websites are from the same village you are from. So please just go home, the villagers are missing you!

Unfortunately, you can't always judge a house at first glance. My husband and I have been looking for homes for the past few months and have found that Realtors are notorious for posting misleading photos and descriptions. One house we looked at actually had one of those 'iron maidens' (those huge high wires) right in the back yard!

The realtors could have penetrated a whole new buying segment if they marketed this property in the Green Rags. A beautiful home next to a safe, clean dynamic energy source that provides gazoodles of power hither and fro.

I'm certain every correct thinking green bean who was in the market for a home/green status symbol, would race for the line like a pussy with her cat on fire!

But no ... no, sadly they can't quite wrap their heads around facts when the facts stand contrary to a well greased narrative that shuns a technology that goes boom, when applied in another fashion.

Perhaps the realtors might counter this irrationality by applying an image association technique. Associate nuclear with sex! Nuclear bras, nuclear sex toys, like big rockets and such .... nuclear orgasms anyone?

I adgree with the blogs that don't belong to the story, sell your crap some where else/not interested,

I wondered if the previous residents are dead and glowing from radiation posioning, and was that the reason there was a sale going. Such a lovely place everything glows no electricity needed...including the fish.

I don't know what would be worse, living next to two active nuclear plants or next to a nuclear waste storage facility.

The UK government needs to do the right thing and buy that property from the owners. The owners will never be able to sell it and I'm positive that they didn't ask their government to build three nuclear plants adjacent to their property.

How completely awful!

I grew up in an area with several nuclear facilities. Fortunately, our government decided to buy all the surrounding land and waterfront and turned it into one giant preserve.
With the power plants kept fairly hidden from view in the center.

It protected property values.
People want cheap energy, but they don't want to have to look at the plants.

Oh come on people! It isnt like the realtors are HIDING anything! I am sure they are hoping to get people to not eliminate it right away, see it, and then maybe decide to overlook the power plant. Disclosure... disclose what, you can SEE IT! And, if the powerplant isnt a part of the property you are buying, they DONT have to talk about it. Would you disclose in your listing that your red neck neighbor likes to walk around the yard 3 times a week naked and doing lunges... NO! Of course not.

This just goes to show how many people are still ignorant to how safe and effective nuclear energy really is.

One man's home is another man's castle, it will probably be sold to one of the workers at the plant. He can walk to work and save on gas.

So what's wrong with having children with dorsal fins and who glow in the dark?

well, if it's five minutes away fro m a pub and the beach, when finally you get sick from living near the power plant, you can go to the pub, get good and drunk, and then go drown yourself in the ocean to forego all the suffering brought on by the nuclear-caused illnesses you'll be getting....

I agree with Miranda, you don't just look at a picture. You see with your eyes, in person, and make up your mind. Realtors are NOT OBLIGATED TO DESCRIBE ALL THE FLAWS OR THEY WOULD NEVER SELL OR EVEN HAVE ANYONE LOOK AT A PROPERTY! Same thing with cars, you have to drive it and check under the hood to see the reality.

I lived in Fairlight, East Sussex, Uk the next county to Kent and driving home from work i could see the power stations. I never gave them a second thought, but now I feel so sorry for the owners of the cottage. Dungeness is a lovely little village and so is the surrounding area. Such a shame it is spoiled by the stations.

JK, as realtor it is a shame that most of the people in your profession are not at all honest on the properties they are trying to sell.

The nice thing about this property though is that you wouldn't have to live next to some a**hole or nosey neighbor. Peace and quiet (maybe a little humming from the electrical parts):)

What's wrong with nuclear power?

Sounds like something my previous realtor would have pulled. He put in an offer on a home for us and then stopped working with us/must have pulled the offer or something? Not too clear on that, can you even legally do that? And, is it even legal to blow off a client when they have an offer on a home? Anyway, the current realtor I have seems more ethical, although the liars are out there on the loose! It took tons of searching to even find a realtor who was halfway ethical/responsive/competent. They are only concerned about the money. Watch out for the flaky liars. There's a whole lot of them!

I get the fact that the Nuclear power plant isn't the most beautiful backdrop for a house, but really there hasn't been any huge danger of living near a power plant since the Chernobyl incident, which occurred over twenty years ago in the SOVIET UNION. So I don't get why people are making it sound like you'll receive radiation if you live near it. Nuclear power is what countries should be turning to. It is so much more cost effective and produces so much less waste than gas and electricity, and also is very safe, now that we know the precautions to take. But alas, most people don't know this.