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Opinions please - House finally for sale !
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Think you've presented it well.
If they're coming to retake photos, have you spotted that they're all tilted slightly? does nothing to add to the shot, but irked me a little. Also makes the garden like it has an incline.
Also, even if your bedrooms are funny shapes, I think a floor plan would add to your details. I'm a visual person and details with floor plans always had more time spent on them than those without as I didn't want to waste my time viewing houses that sounded suitable from the details, but in reality were not at all what i wanted. A floor plan cuts through all that.Who made hogs and dogs and frogs?
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I agree with all the others, your house looks lovely and the only bit I would change is the conservatory. To me they fall into 2 categories, those that are cosy and you can see yourself relaxing in a nice warm inviting space and those that don't really have a purpose and tend to house things like wellies/ the dogs basket etc. Please don't think I'm being rude but if I was a buyer I would assume from the photo that yours falls into the latter group
I agree with adding a few bits to it, possibly a tall green plant (borrow from a mat if you dont want to buy one??) and somewhere comfy to sit, the table and chairs are functional but don't sell me the lifestyle I would want from a conservatory iyswim :rolleyes:
I hope you don't feel offended by that, but if I could afford a house with a conservatory I would want the dream of a cosy one!;) Good luck with the sale!!:DMortgage Total: £50,772/ £75,000
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I think the house looks great, and represents excellent value.
Nantwich is a lovely town, I used to work there.
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izzybusy23 wrote: »Looks like a nice house, but are you near nantwich town centre??? Nantwich is a beautiful town and I miss it, but it also has its dodgy areas!
We are on the outskirts of town - near the Red Lion Pub.
:rotfl: We are moving to Crewe:pizzybusy23 wrote: »I reckon you should do well with the sale given its Nantwich.. which is a lot more expensive the cruddy Crewe.It's not paranoia if they really are after you.0 -
yup nice gaff, cheap too. id buy it if it was detached:DYou're not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on0
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