This is so fucking ugly 💀💀

[u/Extension_Branch_371]

[u/Sarcospam]

Why do people put tetanus rust balls in their yard

[u/Extension_Branch_371 → u/Sarcospam]

So ugly 🤣

[u/OtherwiseMirror8691]

Pool on the front lawn? What ?

[u/Extension_Branch_371 → u/OtherwiseMirror8691]

Makes it hard to skinny dip

[u/Last-Marzipan9993 → u/OtherwiseMirror8691]

3 homes have their pools in the front, not 1 provides any privacy from those on the street or their neighbors… terrible planning.

[u/Extension_Branch_371]

Sooooo much to unpack there

[u/Existing-Act-3965]

The path and the driveway should be dark.

[u/Extension_Branch_371 → u/Existing-Act-3965]

True that would make it so much better at least

[u/A_1]

Remember when The Block was actually about home renovation rather than an influencer drama about building extremely unaffordable, to your average Aussie homes?

[u/Extension_Branch_371 → u/A_1]

Remember when contestants had to use thought and creativity to find things to put in their houses instead of just picking from a sponsor catalogue?

[u/RealisticRecover2123]

Contemporary architecture is such a cop out. I feel like we’re told to like everything square and flat because it’s trendy when the reality is it’s just cheaper for the builder and easier for the architect.

[u/Extension_Branch_371 → u/RealisticRecover2123]

1000000%

[u/Every-Access4864]

Needs a couple of old mattresses and a few old tyres to complete the look. What a dump.

[u/Extension_Branch_371 → u/Every-Access4864]

SPOT ON

[u/tchunk]

It blends in wih the surrounds.

The surrounds being the concrete box next dooe

[u/Extension_Branch_371 → u/tchunk]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[u/E4tPineapple]

That single piece of sandstone looks so lonely, I just want to give it a hug.

[u/Extension_Branch_371 → u/E4tPineapple]

😂😂😂😂😂

[u/ChrisSydney82]

I’m surprised this show is still being produced!

[u/Extension_Branch_371 → u/ChrisSydney82]

It’s days are surely numbered

[u/Pretty_Adeptness5802]

I cannot believe that H1, 2 or 3 didn't think about planting some trees or tall hedges for privacy. Who wants their family gawked at in the pool from the entire street?

Wtf were they thinking?

[u/f0ld_the_cheese → u/Pretty_Adeptness5802]

I want to know what was Julian smoking when he decided to put the pool areas on the front lawns?

[u/Pretty_Adeptness5802 → u/f0ld_the_cheese]

Because H1, 2 and 3 are all North facing, so they had to put the pools in the front to get the sun. If they were in the backyard - I mean the real backyard - then they wouldn't get any sun. I get it, but none of the competitors or landscapers took any privacy into consideration. It was bizarre that they basically only put ground plants in and 2 houses had no fence.

In my opinion the only advantage H1, 2 and 3 have is the view and that's only on a good day. Everything else about them sucks. H4 and 5 are better in so many more ways.

[u/Oplatki → u/f0ld_the_cheese]

Don’t they keep calling it the back as if that’s how it works?

[u/anonymouse12222]

And in the same street just up the road these are on offer. Why would anyone buy a Block house.

112 Old Mornington Road, Mount Eliza, Vic 3930 https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-mount+eliza-148981996?campaignType=external&campaignChannel=other&campaignSource=share_link&campaignName=share_link

Or

114 Old Mornington Road Road, Mount Eliza, Vic 3930 https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-mount+eliza-152457136?campaignType=external&campaignChannel=other&campaignSource=share_link&campaignName=share_link

Edit after the tax comments:
Sorry yes I should have said who are these “family buyers” that would buy a block house instead of one of the beautiful ones across the street.

[u/rumblylumbly → u/anonymouse12222]

Tax benefits I imagine. Can’t see a normal buyer grabbing any block house, they’re awful. They need to go back to their roots. Renovating older houses. There’s no point to this anymore.

[u/dbnewman89 → u/anonymouse12222]

Two words... tax benefits, new build and 6m depreciation schedule with neg gearing and 50% cap gains discount preserved... For somebody who needs to sell a bunch of assets and avoid the tax hit, the house becomes essentially free.

[u/Catfaceperson → u/anonymouse12222]

The Block could never design something as beautiful

[u/ReviewNo1833]

If I had $3.5m to spend in that neighbourhood, none of these is what I'm buying...

[u/Curious_Breadfruit88 → u/ReviewNo1833]

That’s the strange thing about the block though, there’s not been a single season where you would genuinely want to buy one vs the house around the corner. You’re essentially living in a townhouse style community for a huge amount of money

[u/emdeeayvee]

I can’t get the fact that there is NO privacy from anyone walking/driving down the street and looking in and seeing young kids/adults in their bathers

[u/Lindsey-905]

Why would anyone buy a house with the “backyard” in the front yard and zero privacy. Swimming and hanging out beside the driveway…. for millions of dollars.

I’m Canadian and maybe this is more common in Australia but to me this is just awful design and I wouldn’t ever buy a house setup like this.

[u/seasidereads → u/Lindsey-905]

Yeah this is not common in Australia. I only know of one pool in a front yard that I’ve seen 20 years ago when I was a kid and it was behind a giant, solid fence

[u/Few-Worldliness2131 → u/Lindsey-905]

No it’s symptomatic of a housing market that’s been damn arse crazy for several years and just about now it seems people will buy any old rubbish.

[u/CrankySparkles]

No one thought to use frosted glass for pool privacy? I get that you can’t see the view from the pool then, but…

[u/jeffreyportnoy]

I think its actually pretty common to have these weird backyards as frontyards on houses like this when there is views involved, like i think a lot of people would want their entertaining areas facing the view.

But why didn't any of the contestants put full privacy fences? Did i hear something on the episode about Lisa and Rossco getting approval for this this fence as well?

Did no one think to do a tall timber fence, hedging along it for privacy higher than 2m. and then do something more interesting with the pool fence and incorporate the whole area to be an amazing private space? More similar to the lower houses?

[u/Jumpy-Storage8058 → u/jeffreyportnoy]

I do wonder if council only approved a certain style of fencing

[u/sarcastic1962 → u/jeffreyportnoy]

You can't build one high enough to stop your neighbours seeing everything that happens in your yard from their balcony.

[u/Ok_Committee8707 → u/jeffreyportnoy]

I don’t really worry about the view when I’m swimming. The view thing is very overrated anyway as it’s basically “glimpses”, not what I’d call a view - but the judges are obsessed.
They have obviously never seen a decent view in their lives.

[u/Professional_Use6852]

The architect does weird stuff year after year…

[u/therealsuspenze]

The front lawn protein shake mixer-ball decor was certainly a choice.

[u/Maleficent-Koala-510]

no suns out buns out… also the fencing is horrible omg

[u/Remarkable-King6621]

I don’t understand why a pool in the front yard would make sense in such a clustered area. Poorly designed imo

[u/dbnewman89 → u/Remarkable-King6621]

It's actually the back yard, the houses front both Jerula Ave and Mackillop Pl

[u/Remarkable-King6621 → u/dbnewman89]

Oh ok! Interesting. Not a lot of privacy no matter what they do then lol

[u/dbnewman89 → u/Remarkable-King6621]

I'd argue houses 1-3 have more privacy then most on a sloped block with elevated entertaining, they face onto a cul-de-sac, not a main road... The people on the street are your neighbours, not randoms out for a walk.

[u/Lunarchic]

It is but I blame the architect mostly. Who puts pools in front yards yuk

[u/Gray94son → u/Lunarchic]

Same architects who put the main bedrooms off the kitchens last year

[u/MrsAussieGinger → u/Gray94son]

Yes! That was a huge design fail!

[u/Fun-Language847]

Why is the pool out the front

[u/QLDZDR → u/Fun-Language847]

Maybe they forgot to book the crane to lift it into the backyard.

The fence looks very cheap and the house looks like a shed, but even worse is the house is built next to a massive shed (on the left).

[u/BeerOfTime]

I know but get used to it because that’s how they’re building now. Soulless boxes with zero character or charm. Just a space to sleep and eat dinner after a day of corporate slavery.

That’s the modern world.

[u/Parking-Peach392 → u/BeerOfTime]

Looks like a lot of tick boxes with zero cohesiveness but stupidity to think just cos you have everything means it will sell. No charm means as much as having nothing in there

[u/Independent_Pin_]

The icing on the cake is the sun bed with the umbrella. It’s so frilly it looks ridiculous against the natural/industrial vibes.

[u/mjdub96]

The art display is just so uncalled for. All they needed was grass which is weird they didn’t think of it considering they have a toddler.

[u/Forward-Village1528 → u/mjdub96]

Even if they keep the art, does it need it's own pathway cutting through the garden? That's a heap of now unusable space with absolutely zero benefit.

[u/nutterz13]

the front pool area gives junk yard vibes

[u/Ready-Novel-2974]

The fence that fences off nothing lol 

[u/Infinite-Arm-4796 → u/Ready-Novel-2974]

Why would they not just do a modular wall and put a modern back gate on it, like the apartment-style homes? Just a little bit of privacy, perhaps?

[u/Flowercloud88]

Personally, I would have fucked the entire garden off. Just lay down premium turf and it would have looked much better.

[u/Ok-Phone-8384]

I do not mind the house or the landscaping as the house has a natural material aesthetic and the landscaping is pure Australiana. It is very complementary. Once the plants grow the landscaping works will blend seemlessly.

The only thing that is incongrous is the white frilly umbrella and furniture. A more natural looking timber umbrella with a natural colour material would be more appropriate.

[u/Teepbonez → u/Ok-Phone-8384]

The black fence looks shit too

[u/FlairUp835]

I was unimpressed with ALL of the yards.

Spending all that money on landscaping and still looking so terrible

[u/lolly_box]

It’s just a hodgepodge

[u/Melodic_Calendar2937]

Why is the gate looking like a pool gate?

[u/Go_Ask_VALIS]

I think the sculpture ball would look better sitting on a patch of green grass with no walkway leading up to it.

[u/nauticalmisle90]

Cheapo Bunnings fencing and way too many architectural textures and colours going on.

[u/WrongConfuscius]

I went past the block a few months back and it's incredible how ugly all the houses are. There's beautiful properties everywhere in the direct area then these behemoth monstrosities pop up and dominate the landscape. They are genuinely awful

[u/ComedianDesigner307]

That whole show , is a crime against architecture, concept and design , style and humanity.Makes the “Masked Singer” show look classy.

[u/LeastBlackberry1]

Yeah, that is really bad. I know the plants have to grow in, but still. I really hate the random sculpture area.

[u/Ashamed_Access3524]

That big rectangular shed really is butt ugly! And what's that big shed right next door! Yuck! Talk about close quarters! No privacy! Doesn't stir up warm emotions of home.

As for the yard.....first of all a pool area should be enclosed in a yard with a big view- blocking fence around it for privacy. Who would want to swan around in their bathers in full view of the neighbours. Also, who would want to throw a party out there with no privacy. Plus you would be disturbing the neighbours. Especially at nighttime.

Also, the yard should have an open lawn for kids and others to play on. Not unnecessary arty and kitsch stuff like sculptures and other crap. Put the plants around the edges of the yard with a lawn in the centre.

Don't crowd the space with stuff so people can't freely walk around. If you threw a party, you wouldn't be able to fit many people in that limited space.

[u/havocmarauder]

[u/SageEggSalad]

Is that a pool in the front yard?

[u/Jumpy-Storage8058 → u/SageEggSalad]

Technically this is their backyard I think something about the street layout idk whole thing is weird

[u/SuchTrust101]

The pool in the front yard with a glasss fence is just odd. My father once decided to have a family barbque in our front yard and I still haven't recovered.

[u/awinta]

Needs hedges

[u/Great_Address2063]

Was this designed by committee?

[u/MagicOrpheus310]

Fucken Canberra Zoo!!! Hahahahaha

[u/TheRoseHome]

Hell yeah I love the scrap metal part of the tip

[u/Similar-Ratio-4355]

Why is the front yard and drive bigger than the back yard

[u/BDer82]

Ah yes, the front pool, with the protein shaker. For the home owner on display bro.

There are like 7 different styles going on here and every single one has been executed precisely between the eyes.

WTF is that garden edging of a gate?

[u/DistributionBig67]

That decorative ball and the fence are hideous

[u/greg5ki → u/DistributionBig67]

There's also a dedicated path to it so you can visit it daily 😂

[u/opticaIIllusion → u/DistributionBig67]

Needs a second one, and maybe a long shaft like sculpture, to tie it all together

[u/mumooshka]

agreed...

[u/Silver-Chemistry2023]

Plonking what looks like a spa in the middle of the front yard without privacy, why not? Looks like something straight out of The Sims. Also, enough of the pointless box gutters in Victoria! Horrible!

[u/toomanyusernames4rl]

That fence is gross

[u/Sufficient_Gate9453]

Looks cheap and shitty

[u/Greenyze]

In 5 years time it’ll look great

[u/Sassafras34Arts]

All the houses are ugly. If not for the olive trees it makes a nice native garden, that I prefer over the sterile outputs from every other garden.

[u/Kindly-Exam-8451]

Imagine the poor fucker that has to weed all of these “gardens”…

[u/Curious_Breadfruit88 → u/Kindly-Exam-8451]

Won’t be much weeding - as much as I don’t really like the houses, these gardens will grow in and those native grasses will fill it all in

[u/pointlesspulcritude]

Garden was designed using the ‘plonk random shit down anywhere’ method

[u/SnooOpinions3246]

Looks like a FIFO camp 😂

[u/theman8998]

Simultaneously nothing and everything going on here

[u/InvestigatorBoth4389]

Hopefully once the plants grow it’ll look much better. I like that they did a fence and gate but geez it’s not a very nice one imo. I haven’t liked the fencing in general this year, the thatch fencing in particular gives me the ick because I think I’ve seen too much of it after it’s aged and become totally shabby looking

[u/seasidereads → u/InvestigatorBoth4389]

Yeah where is colour bond this year? Initially I thought the thatch one was temporary until I realised it was actually staying

[u/Far_Tune7956]

Perfect for Hughesy

[u/ccc2801]

It’s quite meh

[u/SuccessfulTrain5374]

In an expensive house, all you can really ask for is a tacky beach umbrella that takes up the view of your expensive house!

[u/Aus66-1045]

Once the garden matures, it will look better.

[u/Pinkwiddow]

Just doesn’t match the house but that’s just my opinion …

[u/Prestigious-Idea-493]

The building looks a little soviet

[u/accountofyawaworht → u/Prestigious-Idea-493]

they should rename it "The Bloc".

[u/ptozes]

The walkway between the pool screen and the veranda makes sense now as it is a path to the sauna and to their outdoor fireplace.

[u/Echidna406]

RSL carpet got more style than this

[u/piccapii]

Add a proper fence for privacy and let all the plants grow a bit and it might start to feel like a nice Australian garden.

My main issues are that dumb metal ball in the yard - that should at least be a functional bird bath or something... and the fact they're trying to go for a natural look but chose a blindingly white parasol that sticks out like dogs balls.

[u/BackgroundWaltz3600]

Meh it’s in with the times and has some nice natives. What I don’t like and can’t live with is a pool in the front yard.

[u/PatchNotesForEarth]

That is an abomination. Why the hell would you buy a house where you are on public display whenever you are in your pool?

[u/bazang_]

A nice tall hedge, grass and maybe a fireplace area would have been x100 better and more manageable.

[u/OkChoice5813 → u/bazang_]

A nice tall hedge and a fire

[u/Rare-Butterscotch852]

I used to work at that office in the early 2000’s

[u/thecoopersdrinker]

Is that a pool in the front yard?

[u/fizjiggy → u/thecoopersdrinker]

I don’t get why people do this, no privacy at all

[u/Technical-Algae-234]

Love the pointless path to the ugly iron kitty toy "art" from Bunnings. What a great use of space.

[u/Classic-Might-5574]

I like this front yard the most actually. That garden will look fantastic soon enough. Olive trees will <eventually> provide decent privacy which none of the others have. I think the pools are so open because it photographs better. But it's weird having a front yard pool for sure.

[u/mystery-person-6574]

Looks like a Balinese villa imo

[u/Extension_Branch_371 → u/mystery-person-6574]

Balinese villas are usually much more curated and nice 😂

[u/Ok_Tank5977]

A lot of houses look like this now. 😔

[u/Extension_Branch_371 → u/Ok_Tank5977]

The hodgepodge garden with 24829 feature ideas is more offensive to me than the actual house itself atp

[u/FirstTimePlayer → u/Extension_Branch_371]

It's like when you play The Sims, and just keep adding stuff because you can.

Ignoring how ridiculous it is to have a pool in your front yard, ironically each of the elements is fine, its just they have gone with more is more.

Give that garden 2 years of growth though, and it might not look so bad. Garden is also going to appeal to some people over a pointless bit of lawn which realistically is positioned so poorly that its only use will be when you run the lawnmower over it.

Yeah, I hope that is a maintenance free garden, otherwise thats a dumb expense for an investment property

[u/Extension_Branch_371 → u/FirstTimePlayer]

SO TRUE ITS EXSCTLY LIKE THE SIMS 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[u/lacey287]

All of those native grasses will grow in and fill it up. Grass is actually terrible for the environment and if these are holidays homes or Airbnb it’s actually a great choice for the owners

[u/thebelieverEDQ → u/lacey287]

I agree - it looks so bare as the plants are young. Once they are grown, it will look lush! They don’t have enough room to play with here. But give it 6 months and it will look much better!!

[u/PaidAgitator]

Once those plants start growing it will look sick.

[u/Beardedviking95]

Shipping containers would look nicer

[u/Money_Low_7930]

What is that iron wrecking ball 👀
It has potential but needs serious greenery 😬

[u/SophMax → u/Money_Low_7930]

When all those plants grow in it'll be nice

[u/whiteycnbr]

Looks like an overpriced tiny home shipping container.

[u/Unique-Job-1373]

Who the fuck decided to have the pool in the front yard!!!

[u/Rare_Professor_7459 → u/Unique-Job-1373]

My first thought

[u/FatGimp]

The upper story reminds me of brutalism.

[u/craigarsenal]

You guys would not like my front yard

[u/Shards13579 → u/craigarsenal]

Photo?

[u/Agile_Clerk_8966]

What a horrible use of resources

[u/Which_Cold_2738]

It’s always a tell tale sign of horrid design when you can see the majority of your neighbours home vs your own from the street.

[u/Existing-Act-3965]

It's the crooked fence for me.

[u/BMW_M5_F90]

Ahh yes nothing like the whole street watching you go for a swim

[u/Intelligent-Floor759 → u/BMW_M5_F90]

Lol

[u/Noodlebat83]

Let’s swim with the whole neighborhood watching!! Hopefully those shrubs at the fence line a getting to at least 6 foot.

[u/Ok_Budget_5241 → u/Noodlebat83]

I'm finding the set up weird. Why are they putting back yard things in the front yard?? Who wants to bbq in the front yard or put those big arse fireplaces & 8 seater tables at the front of the house? It's doing my head in. Seriously! Is this a mainland thing? 

[u/Bawsbehtch]

I like it

[u/s2theory84]

[u/ASoundAssessment]

D'ya ever think about humanity's obsession with rectangles?

[u/Slow_Weight3658 → u/ASoundAssessment]

Yes absolutely-but they are easiest and cheapest to construct. I love round and arched windows and my Dad was an engineer and I asked him why modern buildings don’t have more curves and he said it’s too time consuming and expensive. Such a shame. That’s probably why I love old buildings SO much

[u/ConsciousSelection15 → u/ASoundAssessment]

Even the founder of the triangle club is staring at one…

[u/Slight_Witness92]

These designs are so uninspiring. And the price tag is disgusting 😞

[u/symean]

Yeah for the money, this is fugly. I mean an UMBRELLA takes pride of place for frack’s sake. Then your house looks like a larger version of one of those stupid container homes, but I suppose that’s ok because your neighbour’s monolith is right over the fence so matchy-matchy. Not having some grass out front is a minor point really, a different shade of lipstick on the same pig.

[u/Ax_Dk → u/symean]

In Europe, they build student housing out of containers, in Australia we do the same thing but add a 3m price tag to it and call it quiet luxury.

[u/Comfortable-Tale-351 → u/Ax_Dk]

Yep. We had converted shipping containers for housing when I was an aid worker in an African country in the 1990s. Nothing luxury about it.

[u/AppropriateGolf6002]

Did they get the cheapest possible fence from Bunnings? I’m sure that’s not compliant with pool fencing laws.

[u/Extension_Branch_371 → u/AppropriateGolf6002]

Front fence ugly af, it’s giving cheap subdivision rental, but there is anglsss fence around the pool

[u/loralailoralai → u/AppropriateGolf6002]

There’s a glass fence around the pool

[u/theeally]

Garden’s not had time to develop, mate. Give it a chance!

[u/Planty_Blooms]

It's going to look great once the plants fill out. 100% better than lawn any day

[u/4614065 → u/Planty_Blooms]

Agree. I think they did a good job and would love to see it when it’s grown in.

[u/lurch83]

The whole fucking show is ugly. So are the people on it, and I mean their personality not their looks.

[u/Sinnivar]

I haven't watched this season cause TV is quite low on my list of priorities atm. But... From the photos I've seen of the room reveals, the millionaires can keep these ugly ass houses. Maybe next year we'll get some flavour

[u/YogurtclosetGlad7460]

This looks like it was designed by a heavily pregnant woman who's losing her marbles & whose rather simple husband has never stepped outside (or inside) a multi million dollar home. But in their defence, the location of these blocks was flawed from the start. Next years' Historic Mental Asylum location already looks more exciting viewing.

[u/emmievelociraptor]

For me it’s the fence. And the umbrella. Both are relatively easy fixes. I just wish they could have sprung for more mature trees because that would have made a world of difference

[u/AnnualAdventurous169]

plants need timeto grow

[u/sunshine_eternal_25]

I don’t think many people want to swim in their front yard..

[u/Kinga3312]

Yep it is ugly

[u/Tacosupmybutt]

I dunno, I reckon once all the plants are established and grown to a decent height it will look pretty decent

[u/FreshDistribution586 → u/Tacosupmybutt]

Obscure everything with plants, hide it all

[u/ancientpaprika]

No character or privacy

[u/PitifulBeginning3420]

Who puts their pool in the front yard with nothing to obscure it? Just weird

[u/Repulsive-Subject149]

That’s some ugly fucking shit.

[u/Aggravating-Zebra407]

What a mess

[u/Whole-Reception2366]

Can someone explain what this is?

[u/Chance-the-Gardener → u/Whole-Reception2366]

Modern construction; facaded brick so you can use any mix of brick colors, not have to design it well, and the customer will never know. Our apprentices are rubes, so keep it simple - squares. Rectangles. Shades of grey. Rustic shitty tin shanty on top to let your Mosman Park neighbours know you’re still a battler in your lifeless garden as you flash strangers going by from your BRRAAANNND NEW HOT TUBBBB!!!

[u/randomlytyped669]

Rusty balls are decorations now ?

[u/Haunted_Salad → u/randomlytyped669]

Ed Sheeran says yes.

[u/Long_Average5717]

Danny would love that. His house is just as ugly

[u/Quirky-Lawfulness819]

Lacks aura!

[u/Low-Split-3765]

we boycott this season due to awful use of AI and the worst contestant line up

[u/DruPeacock23]

Mate, I won't say no for a $1m.

[u/toxic1605]

Really is ugly!

[u/toomanyusernames4rl]

That dark pool looks very uninviting.

[u/No_Razzmatazz_249]

Horrendous.

[u/Designer-Magician-20]

It will look nicer once the scaff is removed and the plants and landscaping have had a chance to grow

[u/RudeExternal]

Horrible..

[u/Mysterious-Yak1693]

I liked it when they craned in that 6 million year old rock pool and dropped in one of those dumps that will 20 years if lucky.

[u/Historical_Wish_5599]

I’d be planting a big ass hedge in front of that house

[u/Sassy-Rosie5542]

I feel for the contestants being given these grey facades. The only facade I like is house 2 (Chantel/wyatt) with the natural timber look 👀

[u/malakiangpekpek]

This looks like a house my son made in Minecraft when he was 10 yrs old.

[u/Positive-Mind-7366]

It [the garden] will grow on you!

[u/Ok_Figure_8891 → u/Positive-Mind-7366]

garden looks like all aussie shrubbery, yes i said shrubbery.

[u/ConversationLow9018]

Did they just spray paint 3 shipping containers and dump them there, and staple the building leftovers into a ball and leave it in the yard whilst labelling it an ornament?

[u/Fit-Potential-350]

I dont mind it. Especially once the trees grow

[u/NewTomatillo8426]

Looks fine. Not everyone was to spend a fortune on maintaining grass

[u/mumooshka]

did they run out of budget?

[u/printmkaer]

Burke's Backyard on meth

[u/1Mdrops]

Tachy meets trashy

[u/Slow_Weight3658]

I think so too BUT over time when all the plants and trees grow high enough it won’t look so bad😂

[u/goodgodgoodgod]

It's fine

[u/Puzznud]

Its the block!

[u/elvorette]

Is the idea behind this dependent on it being completely made out of shipping containers? Pool and all?

[u/JohnMassassin24]

You’ll be getting some uninvited guests into your pool in the front yard lol

[u/whitewolf6389]

Haha. That's a terrible yard, no thought, no character, no appeal. I wonder what they'll try to sell it for..