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The technical term is a semi detached house! It's not an L shape at all, but even if it was why would that put anyone off? No wonder I've not had any interest if everyone is that fussy.
The curtains and cushions match too...
I did not say your house was an L shape - I said the way it is connected to next door makes yours and next door like a L shape. Or like a right angle may be a better description. Personally, I don't like those types of houses because (and the following comments are relevant to the area I live):
1) they tend to be long and narrow, i.e one room is the whole width of the house (I cant see this as there is no floor plan)
2) They dont look that appealing from the front, especially like yours where its to the side
3) One of the two houses joined together tends to have most of their garden to the front or side of the property.
Buying a house is a HUGE decision and when it is a buyers market, of course people will be fussy. Unless yours is the only house for sale in your postcode.
Like I said, its a tidy, spacious house but you've asked for reasons why it may NOT be getting viewings or selling
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because of the main picture it reminds me of houses like this (I've broken up the link as I'm new) -
www. rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-193610500 -
because of the main picture it reminds me of houses like this (I've broken up the link as I'm new) -
www. rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-19361050
I can't get anything to come up with this link (I have removed the space).Striving to clear the mortgage before it finishes in Dec 2028 - amount currently owed - £16,087.170 -
Abbafan1972 wrote: »I can't get anything to come up with this link (I have removed the space).
Hmm not sure - maybe you need .html at end too. Sorry.
But if you search for High Shincliffe, Durham it is the one for sale at £199,950 on Ancroft Garth.0 -
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To OP Jamie2106
Wow, I love your kitchen, and the bathroom and garden look fab too. I would agree with the comments about the bunk bed it does make it look like a single. Hope you get some viewings soon.0 -
To OP Jamie2106
Wow, I love your kitchen, and the bathroom and garden look fab too. I would agree with the comments about the bunk bed it does make it look like a single. Hope you get some viewings soon.
Thanks! EA came round yesterday to take a new photo of the 2nd bedroom with two single beds in, it's really strange as with the beds side by side there is hardly any floor space but the room looks bigger plus it makes it more obvious to anyone looking at the pictures that it is a double/twin room, so thanks to everyone who suggested that.0 -
New picture is up on Rightmove along with the amended details, and I have a viewer tomorrow!!
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-19230231.html0 -
New picture is up on Rightmove along with the amended details, and I have a viewer tomorrow!!
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-19230231.html
Fingers crossed for you:)0 -
Those photos make a huge difference I think - good luck with the viewing.Initial Mortgage January 2024 - £160,000
Initial Mortgage free date - January 2058
Mortgage as of 1st February 2024 - £159,134.98
Overpayments to date - £79.62
Current Mortgage free date - January 20580
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