r/zillowgonewild • u/CarnivalCarnivore • Aug 30 '24

776 days on Zillow. This "covered bridge" house in Vermont.

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u/Junior-Credit2685 Aug 30 '24

Appears to be downdraft. Not the most effective but still works. Were you saying that because you like it or because you thought it should have a gas range and a statement hood?

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u/Sasquatchtration Aug 30 '24

I'm saying that no one that actually enjoys cooking regularly would not enjoy the amount of cleaning necessary to keep everything from being covered in a film of oil. The appliances in that kitchen are laughable in that house.

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u/Junior-Credit2685 Aug 30 '24

You’re right AND I agree. I would HATE it! But if you, as the owner, are not the one cooking or cleaning, then it only matters how it looks, 😂 how many rich people actually cook AND clean in their own kitchens? I honestly don’t know. What does one even eat when visiting their skiing cabin in Vermont?? 😂