Would you buy a house next to a cemetery?

[Sergi91]

 

Edited February 3, 2023 by Sergi91

[enchanted0]

I didn’t expect it would be THAT near  it’s like you’re sleeping right next to it

[YourNumber1Witch]

Nearby? Absolutely, no question. I love visiting cemeteries. That situation though?? No way 

[BGKC]

One of the childhood houses I lived in was next to one. It wasn’t right on the cemetery like that, but it was across the street. It was actually really pretty because there was a lot of beautiful trees that vibrantly changed color during spooky season. It was an otherwise urban environment, so to have that across the street was peaceful. 

[May]

absolutely ^.^

 

its so aesthetic and spooky uwu !! id go there every night and do seances 

[ToMmY]

**** NO.

[Afterglow]

The one in the video isn't a nice one. I'd be so sad and feel bad to o bury someone there. 

[flower moon]

yeah but that ones kinda ugly lol

[BtDecember]

Why would they allow to build residential houses NEXT to a cemetery  Not even a road is separating the house from the cemetery

 

To answer your question, NO — the smell alone lol

[KillingYourCareer]

My best friend lives in front of a cemetery and when I go there I don't even think of it, so yes

[flower moon]

16 minutes ago, BtDecember said:

Why would they allow to build residential houses NEXT to a cemetery  Not even a road is separating the house from the cemetery

 

To answer your question, NO — the smell alone lol

why would it smell?

[JoeAg]

oh yes

[Bloodflowers.]

I don't care as long as house is pretty 

[Gladiator]

Absolutely. That house looks so nice. I'd move in in a heartbeat.

[Leptine]

I think the issue in this case is not the fact of being "near" a cemetery but it's basically your garden with no physical separation, it's not even fair to the people that go visit there privacy wise.

 

Where I live cemeteries have high walls, you can't see the inside if you're not inside, there are some rules of construction and there is at least a street or garden areas separating from the near houses, so like that it's not an issue at all for me.

[TaggedGalaxy]

Yes I would live near a cemetery, but literally IN the cemetery like that house? Nope

[Kamil24]

Nearby yes, I just don't want it to be visible from my house. 

[BtDecember]

7 hours ago, flower moon said:

why would it smell?

I’ve been to the cemeteries and they all smell bad, maybe because they don’t get cleaned a lot lol

[Subzero]

In theory sure but in actuality, no.

 

And not because of the dead bodies/potential smells/ghost/etc. reasons one would typically give but because relatives and loved ones like to visit graves and I don't want people around my house all the damn time 

[ninasayers]

That house isn't near a cemetery, it's inside one.  If that were the case then probably not but if it's just really close to it then yeah, of course.

[Mr.Link]

The people living in cage homes in Hong Kong would buy this without the blink of an eye. I wouldn’t. It goes to show the amount of land literally being wasted on human burials. 

[velocity]

ok but i'd be hosting halloween parties every year

 

the house is ugly tho

 

18 hours ago, Mr.Link said:

The people living in cage homes in Hong Kong would buy this without the blink of an eye. I wouldn’t. It goes to show the amount of land literally being wasted on human burials. 

it's not wasted wtf

[Alldeezy]

Sure I could live like the goth family form the Sims

 

 

 

 

I legit live like down the road from one tbh

[Mr.Link]

15 hours ago, velocity said:

it's not wasted wtf

Yes it is. Why would you dedicate a piece of land solely for a human individual to be buried in for all eternity? At least houses can be bought and sold and rebuilt for newer generations…

[Robert]

Not that close but I lived in an apartment across the road from a cemetery in uni and it was a really nice student flat. 

Edited February 5, 2023 by Robert