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Really want to sell
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The house looks lovely. I wouldn't mind owning a house like that! If only I could buy that where I am, here it would cost about £4m
It's amazing how much places cost in London compared to the rest of the country. As a Londoner it's easy to forget and think that £500k+ is the norm for a 1 bed flat
As for positive stories, I've recently sold, £10k under asking price and 15% more than my next door neighbour did this time last year.You just need to wait and the right person will come along.0 -
We just bought (moved in 3 weeks ago!) a lovely Grade II listed timber-framed house, and we sold our Victorian terrace. Our new house must have been on the market for slightly over a year between first going on the market and us moving in - a sale in the middle fell through. In the end, the seller had two offers on the same day - and picked ours. So there you are - there is hope!
Got a link? I've always wanted to move into a lovely timber framed house. Very jealous 0 -
I want a house like yours
, it is absolutely gorgeous and I am so very jealous and would love to buy it 
Fingers crossed that your viewing goes well
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Hope you will be very happy in your new home hatster, where abouts in the country is it?
Fingers crossed, Hopefully Some one will want it and will fall in love with it.
Just got my hips back and was suprised at the rating a a D Which isnt half bad for such an old house.
Stump up the cash Mum of Boys and its all yours.
Hunter well move out to the country and look at all the bargains to be had.0 -
wanttosell wrote: »Hope you will be very happy in your new home hatster, where abouts in the country is it?
Fingers crossed, Hopefully Some one will want it and will fall in love with it.
Just got my hips back and was suprised at the rating a a D Which isnt half bad for such an old house.
Stump up the cash Mum of Boys and its all yours.
Hunter well move out to the country and look at all the bargains to be had.
How about we do a swap....
I'll trade you my 4 boys for the house
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