Can some one with property bee have a look at this for me?

Sparkkee

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-24476858.html?locationIdentifier=REGION%5E25716&sortByPriceDescending=false&pageNumber=1&backToListURL=%2Fproperty-for-sale%2Ffind.html%3FlocationIdentifier%3DREGION%255E25716%26sortByPriceDescending%3Dfalse

I can't run Firefox on this machine anymore and it's killing me not knowing the history before I visit tomorrow!

Thanks,

Sparkkee

mybrainhurts

found 20 jan by en60ws. That's all.

amersall

it looks ok 2 beds gch d/glazing only problem i have is there is no where to park a car its open forecourt to front and court yard enclosed to rear. it says its in a highly regarded village location i would go and have a look - all pics of inside look good. was that any use to you?

Sparkkee

mybrainhurts wrote: »

found 20 jan by en60ws. That's all.

Thanks - I always feel a bit more in control when I know whent properties went on the market

Sparkkee

amersall wrote: »

it looks ok 2 beds gch d/glazing only problem i have is there is no where to park a car its open forecourt to front and court yard enclosed to rear. it says its in a highly regarded village location i would go and have a look - all pics of inside look good. was that any use to you?

I've got an appointment to look at it tomorrow so I'm hoping that it looks that good for real!

Thanks x

amersall

it looks nice , good luck x

rogerdodger007

Bedroom 2 is quite small 9'1 x 7'.
The front room fireplace looks great and it says it's an open fire - cracking feature.
Looks like there are a couple of local pubs. One is a few doors down (number 35) and one is at the top of the road (number 1).
Your property is no41.
Seems like a really nice area. From mouseprice (http://www.mouseprice.com/property-information/ref-9244219/41-East-End)
The most expensive recorded transaction in East End to date, is 8 which sold for £1,485,000 on 30/04/2008 !! worth knocking on their door eh?

Also mouse price says:

There is currently one property for sale in East End. It has been on the market since 08/01/2009. It's original price was £142,500 which currently remains the same

From http://www.houseprices.co.uk/e.php?q=+Walkington&s=201&n=10, we have:

Number 43 sold on 25/05/2006 for £138,500
Number 45 sold on 14/10/2005 for £138,500
Number 49 sold on 18/08/2005 for £179,950 (it's a semi)
Number 55 sold on 21/03/2005 for £377,500 (it's a detached)
Number 41 sold on 27/01/2005 for £135,000 (YOUR ONE!!)

Just looked on this website to find out what the current average value in Humberside/NYorkshire would be based on the sale at 135,000 in 01/2005:
http://www.nationwide.co.uk/hpi/calculator.asp?calculate=true
Results:-
A property located in Yorkshire & Humberside which was valued at £135000 in Q1 of 2005, would be worth approximately £133902 in Q4 of 2008.
This is equivalent to a change of -0.81%.

So, worth finding out what improvement they have made to the property since they moved in that justify that price.

Sparkkee

rogerdodger007 wrote: »

Bedroom 2 is quite small 9'1 x 7'.
The front room fireplace looks great and it says it's an open fire - cracking feature.
Looks like there are a couple of local pubs. One is a few doors down (number 35) and one is at the top of the road (number 1).
Your property is no41.
Seems like a really nice area. From mouseprice (http://www.mouseprice.com/property-information/ref-9244219/41-East-End)
The most expensive recorded transaction in East End to date, is 8 which sold for £1,485,000 on 30/04/2008 !! worth knocking on their door eh?

Also mouse price says:

There is currently one property for sale in East End. It has been on the market since 08/01/2009. It's original price was £142,500 which currently remains the same

From http://www.houseprices.co.uk/e.php?q=+Walkington&s=201&n=10, we have:

Number 43 sold on 25/05/2006 for £138,500
Number 45 sold on 14/10/2005 for £138,500
Number 49 sold on 18/08/2005 for £179,950 (it's a semi)
Number 55 sold on 21/03/2005 for £377,500 (it's a detached)
Number 41 sold on 27/01/2005 for £135,000 (YOUR ONE!!)

Just looked on this website to find out what the current average value in Humberside/NYorkshire would be based on the sale at 135,000 in 01/2005:
http://www.nationwide.co.uk/hpi/calculator.asp?calculate=true
Results:-
A property located in Yorkshire & Humberside which was valued at £135000 in Q1 of 2005, would be worth approximately £133902 in Q4 of 2008.
This is equivalent to a change of -0.81%.

So, worth finding out what improvement they have made to the property since they moved in that justify that price.

Thanks RogerDodger! I can't believe that you did that much digging! :beer:

Also, thanks to the link to MousePrice - I'd never heard of it before and I think it's going to be a favourite very quickly :T

Sparkkee