Yikes. I had no idea the Kardasians even knew here San Angelo was!!!

That hallway flooring must have been the result of a remnant sale. I'm guessing they don't like a neutral palette which in essence (except for the kitchen cabinets) is what the house is. Take out all the furniture, drapes and chandeliers and it might be okay.

I have no idea why but the house reminded me of Tammy Faye Bakker.

I love the fireplace but I would not want a house with black trim, even with the current all shades of grey, white and black decorating trend . . . too goth for my taste.

Whoa - that'll get your attention.

I’m not a fan of the interior or exterior, and I agree that blah, humdrum exterior doesn’t jibe with the anything-but-humdrum interior. I’m a huge fan of bold color and pattern, but the very cool color choices seem jarring, I think I’d like it more if warmer colors were used.

I estimate greater than 100 days on the market.

Not a fan of the interior. It actually made me dizzy and I stopped.

I do like the outside, as I like the organic Hill Country style.

I’ve only been to San Angelo once, when I was a kid. I stayed with a friend and we saw the new movie, Raiders of The Lost Ark. :D

This house has too much going on but I like of a few elements in it. I really like the black and white floor with all those patterns, or is it one pattern with several black and white rugs??? I love black trim but this trim seems too high gloss, and too much. Overall the decor cheapens the look of the house for me. That's a shame considering the 2M price tag. The decor draws my eye away from some of the nicer elements.

I appreciate hearing the other perspective as this is not something I would like even with it empty. I liked the exterior and went to look at it to see what the interior layout might look like and just gave up because the pictures made me dizzy until I came to the exterior pictures again and the apartment.

I predict a Chip and Joanna makeover show

Wow! I would be a nervous wreck in there. I wonder if they hand out Xanax to all those who enter.

Wow, that is just a lot.

As I was scrolling through the photos I was putting up mental Post-Its on the various elements, Yes, Yes, No, Maybe, No, No, No, and an occasional Whyyyyyy????. There are actually lots of things I like in there (I like bold color), but all in combination it was just too much.

Particular dislikes: the over-the-top floral arrangements and topiary, the curtains in the living room and the bedroom with the pink rug.

Likes: I actually liked the mixed tile floor, love the kitchen cabinet color, Love the green paints in the master bedroom, love the dog and cat portraits.

I had to stop looking - it was pattern and color overload for my mind! That is one of the most unexpected interiors I've ever seen.

I think the exterior is perfectly suited to the surrounding area. I love the pool and some of the ceiling fans in the main house are great. I think the problem with all of the high gloss paint is that everything is too reflective. I would welcome that perhaps in an area where the natural light is not as intense, but in a spot like this with intense light and the possibility of light reflecting off the water too, it would be way too much for me.

If the interior photos weren’t enough to repel potential buyers, the final one sure would.

I can usually find the right words when needed but I'm envisioning coming to this home as a guest in which case there's no doubt I'd be absolutely speechless.

Well, San Angelo is kind of a west Texas gateway, and things tend to get a bit weird out that direction. While I wouldn't want to live with the decor, I can't say that I outright hate it. Someone obviously spent a good deal of time and effort pulling all of that together, and part of me has to admire the commitment. That said, I'm sort of a west Texas weirdo wannabe myself, so that probably affects my overall view.

I asked my friends who used to live in the area and they said this was really over the top and not a usual thing around there.

I think the idea of a different floor in the long narrow space is cool and it's good it is mainly just layered rugs, but it would drive my insane that the doors are off center from the area that actually has a tiled pattern.

Although I like the color blue and the kitchen cabinets wouldn't be so bad if they weren't so shiny. However, it looks to me like the paint job is really poorly done or is a crappy paint job a new trend.

Honestly, it isn't even the interiors themselves, it's the way they are photographed that intensifies them and turns me off completely.

Get rid of (or tone down) the pink, cerise, and magenta, and I would be pretty much fine with it. It reminds me a bit of Bette Midler's house in Ruthless People, and I loved that house. I do like the indoor pool, and it's very nice to be so close to a lake.

I did find the swimming pool rail on the steps in the front yard rather odd, especially considering how hot those get in the summer sun. I considered these rails for my pool

but it is next to impossible to put a cover on these to make them not so hot to touch.

If you explore the San Angelo art scene, you will find that it is very colorful. I've only driven through it, but it is a nice place to stop while not being anywhere near another place that is as nice.

Ha! I have seen that house. In fact, we have looked at several houses in San Angelo over the past couple of years. We love the Santa Rita neighborhood.

My great grandfather (a Swedish immigrant) was a master carpenter in San Angelo and he likely worked on some of the beautiful historical homes. My maternal grandmother, her 10 siblings, my mom and my aunt were all born there. Remarkably, the last time we were in NYC the guys at the table next to us were from San Angelo.