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Honest Assesment on our property please...
RedfordML
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Got enough feedback thank you, EA emailed plenty of ammendments taking place next week.
Thanks for all the replies...
Thanks for all the replies...
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Everything looks well presented, but one thing that lets down your photos is they were taken on a dull day. Now the better weather is here, get photos re-done on a sunny morning. Nothing makes rooms look better than some natural sunshine flooding in through the windows. Why no rear garden shot?0
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It looks nice enough to me. Just don't like the blind being down completely on the kitchen window. Perhaps a plant or two to add colour to the front?0
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Everything looks well presented, but one thing that lets down your photos is they were taken on a dull day. Now the better weather is here, get photos re-done on a sunny morning. Nothing makes rooms look better than some natural sunshine flooding in through the windows. Why no rear garden shot?
We have a lot of trees to the rear of the property and around April time they start to bloom so will wait until this happens then add the rear garden photo's...0 -
I'm not looking to buy, and I've no imagination - so take my comments with the pinch of salt they deserve.
I can't comment on price; I don't know the area. It looks nice though - if you were selling at that price where I live (zone 2 London) I'd bite your hand off.
No floorplan, and I'm rubbish at working out whether a place is big enough without one.
Apparently you have a rear garden, but I've no clue how big it is or whether it's an overgrown mess.
Is there space for a table in the "kitchen/diner"? (Looks like it's just a kitchen to me).
3 bed house, but pictures of only two bedrooms - so I'd assume the third was a shoebox. You might want to lose pictures 4 and 5 to show the other bedroom unless it really is properly tiny.
If being super-picky, you could get rid of the sticky things on the fridge and clear your worktops before you took the kitchen photos.0 -
What a lovely home you have, I'm into black and white so I love your kitchen, a few colourful plants might be nice. I wouldnt do anything else to it, if you cleared the fridge and the worktops, it would look too clinical.
Love the lounge too..........
The only thing I dont like is the frontage, the small window, is that the bathroommake the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Nice house, but lacks kerb appeal. I would add some colour to the front. Maybe a couple of hanging baskets, nicely tended lawn and some pots/ flowerbed to add colour, especially as we are entering spring and have some lovely coloured flowers coming -daffodils, tulips etc.Eat vegetables and fear no creditors, rather than eat duck and hide.0
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Is it your Wheelie bin? I know they are a fact of life, but maybe move it for the new photos!0
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Move the bin.
Take the pictures in the daytime, with daylight flooding in, not in the half-light of dusk, with that leading to the overall dull & dark look
Clear away the shampoo etc in bathroom.
Take the front photo again on a dry sunny day.0 -
Nice house, but lacks kerb appeal. I would add some colour to the front. Maybe a couple of hanging baskets, nicely tended lawn and some pots/ flowerbed to add colour, especially as we are entering spring and have some lovely coloured flowers coming -daffodils, tulips etc.
You beat me to it - very dull from the outside.0 -
Price - no idea
Description - ok
No floorplan - this is a real let down to me
Pics - first is very dull. and this is your first impression
The others are often dark - should be light coming in through the windows, and all the lights turned on0
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