Need cheap home.

omits

Thanks. Encouraging that there are reasonable priced properties around and they may take an offer. I would prefer a little bungalow with some garden space in the remoter areas.

Thrugelmir

Here's one for you.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-45073990.html

ger2000

I know you might find this a tough one but Stornoway in the Isle of Lewis will provide you with great value for money as well as stunning scenery. In this day and age, communications and travel are not too difficult. Have a look, you wont be disappointed.

Carfal

Plenty in North Cambs...

http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/30458698
http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/28906426

mizmir

Some lovely country cottages in West Cumbria for £100k or less.

carefullycautious

Thrugelmir wrote: »

Here's one for you.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-45073990.html

Nooooo these have flooded out in the past

BigAunty

I believe all properties in Scotland are on a freehold (type) basis.

How about Edinburgh or Glasgow? Your money will stretch much further in Glasgow.

IronWolf

jacko74 wrote: »

Cheap areas and slow markets aren't necessarily down to a lack of employment, well paid or otherwise.

I live in a nice village on the edge of stunning Peak District countryside yet within a 30 minute commute of Manchester, Sheffield, Stockport not to mention all the smaller towns in between.

Yet the market in my area is dire and has seen virtually zero recovery since 2006.

Where do you live? Im interested

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why not look at park homes?ok the land is leasehold but control by law,and usually cost less than £30 a week(inc capped by rpi),but things like wate bills and insurance are much cheaper

adr0ck

There's plenty of 2/3 bed bungalows in your price range in North Wales.