It looks like Thursdays are their days they get to post pretty mansions. Most of them on other days are, like, Texas subdivisions

To me any big house is a mansion lmao

I use to hate McMansions but my friend bought one and TBH it's kind of great. There are so many rooms you can mess with. Need some guest bedrooms? Easy. Want a game room, man cave, library? You've got like 5 extra after that. Kitchen is massive and easy to move around in. They have a grill room they wheel their grill out of.

Basement is larger than my house, and I thought my house was a bit big for one person.

Only problem is how sturdy they are but they chose a good developer.

Mansionlets

Where's the backyard wtf. I thought texas was all ranches and shit

I would honestly not mind living there but then again I live in a small butt apartment with a roommate lol

Working class neighborhood, disgusting

I'd rather get no privacy with all the comforts and convenience of the city than no privacy for 500k in the middle of the suburbs

still more room than british housing projects

and probably cheaper in the long run

Those aren't even mcmansions. It's just a depressing suburb. The worst thing about developments like this is that they absolutely necessitate a car to escape the winding maze of streets.

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I mean, at this point, just build an apartment.

I still don't get this American obsession with having a huge house with barely any garden. Surely you want a private outdoor area to chill in?

Are these not the same people who claim watering your grass is white supremacy? Do they have no consistency with their gay takes?

I'm assuming this neighborhood has a communal walking trail, small playground, and possibly a swimming pool.

This is the biggest apartment complex ive ever seen

I mean it looks kinda odd to me? But it's not intolerably ugly

Gorgeous scenery, darn

The repeated eaves look awful, especially with the part on the side that sticks out at a shallower angle. It'd look way better if it were symmetrical with one normal set of eaves. The part where they intersect at the top is a mess too.

It's cope. I used to do a variation of it when I was young and poor and car insurance was expensive. See a nice car and I'd tell myself it looked ugly or the wheels were too big or it was a garish colour and that only knobs would ever own it.

Just a way to carry on with their day without confronting their failure.

That's a pretty normal-looking 2003 kitchen, how's it the top post of the year? Paint the walls, buy new appliances and replace the cabinet doors and you've got a modern kitchen.

Dude look at it from the front, it’s abysmal. If it wasn’t for the location you couldn’t pay me to live in that monstrosity.

You're blind if you don't think that's an eyesore.

The front is pretty ugly tbh.

Dam this house would cost millions for the views alone

is that 3 garages

The roof is a bit flat with how you can see snow on the mountains in back, but I like the multilayered material look and the view is nice. Maybe a window above the garage to break up the flat space a bit. I like the small lawns with the natural vegetation around.

I'm actually a big fan of the two gutters tasked with watering the driveway, most houses don't have any!

Yeah frick houses! Slips into my Ozark trail sleeping bag under the bridge

I really love brutalist architecture, and she does too.

Anybody who unironically likes brutalist architecture is not allowed to have opinions on architecture.