Can anyone Property Bee this one for me please?

SouthCoast

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/house-prices/detail.html?outcode=NR18&incode=&streetName=Pennycress+Drive&locality=Wymondham&country=england&buildType=1&propertyType=0&yearSelection=20&columnToSort=DEED_DATE&sortOrder=ascending&summaryIndex=175

Started playing the music on Google front page.

PasturesNew

RedfordML wrote: »

PasturesNew, any info on this one?

I should start making a charge, to the charity of my choice... get it in my signature

PasturesNew

RedfordML wrote: »

Anyone have any way of finding out its orginal purchase price...ty

Not unless I drive over there to see the number on the door, there's no google streetview.

dopester

RedfordML wrote: »

Anyone have any way of finding out its orginal purchase price...ty

This Google Streetview direct link looks like a match to me.

And zooming in on front door shows it as number 4.

Sales Date: 30/11/2001
Price: £135,995

http://www.houseprices.co.uk/e.php?q=Pennycress+Drive%2C+Wymondham&s=31&n=10

PasturesNew

dopester wrote: »

This Google Streetview direct link looks like a match to me.

And zooming in on front door shows it as number 4.

Sales Date: 30/11/2001
Price: £135,995

http://www.houseprices.co.uk/e.php?q=Pennycress+Drive%2C+Wymondham&s=31&n=10

You've got way too much time on your hands....

I've got about 20 websites and 20 directories that need sorting out if you've got a spare 2 years.

serious_saver

PasturesNew wrote: »

If I've got the right number, it was bought new for £205,995 in 2003 and Zoopla says it'd be worth £254k
Next door sold for £205k in April 2010, Zoopla says that one'd be £195k now.

The figure that I have (I think it's number 6) was £159,995 in May 2003. It then sold for £196,000 in Sept 2006.

I think the property that PastureNew has found is number 30 and having checked on Street view its a different colour brick.

No.10 (3 beds) sold for £205,000 last year but that is a linked detached.

sunnysea83

OP - The first house was lovely )

GDB2222

The first house was so obviously dressed up to sell that I'd give it a miss. Much better to buy a slightly dowdier one. By the time the present owners have moved out you'll need to redecorate anyway, so why pay a premium price for one that's been dressed up?

GDB2222

By the way, is it the same bunch of twigs in both those photos? They look the same, and it's easy to move them around.