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I *hope* I have responded to the advice in the thread, so kindly given.
e.g pic of floor tiles, of the view, changing the order, labelling the pics properly...0 -
Any other comments or advice please?
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Lovely house. Are you sure it was built in 1926? It has a Victorian style. Does it have cavity walls? I can't quite see the brick pattern on my phone.
I would snap this up if it was the right location for me!0 -
Thanks. It does have cavity walls, and the age is right.
You are right about the style...victorian building patterns had just reached here in 1926 I think!!0 -
Beautiful house and I want it.
The kitchen is beautiful, a real selling point to me. Maybe a better picture of the whole thing though if possible.
I really am tempted by it!0 -
Aw thanks.
A better pic of the front?
I will try to do that myself...agent is less than dynamic.0 -
The kitchen is beautiful, a real selling point to me. Maybe a better picture of the whole thing though if possible.
I could be wrong, Alchemilla, but I think loveka meant a better picture of the whole kitchen
I know that when we were selling our last house in 2014 it was fairly difficult - even for the professional photographer employed by our EA - to get a full pic of our kitchen, a dual aspect room of some 36', but they persevered until they had a couple we were all happy with!Mortgage-free for fourteen years!
Over £40,000 mis-sold PPI reclaimed0 -
Ah. Thanks. Its impossible to get a pic of the whole thing because of the chimney breast.0
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lots of lovely things
negatives- upvc windows
green aga
no garden
dodgy bathroom tlingJune challenge £100 a day £3161.63 plus £350 vouchers plus £108.37 food/shopping saving
July challenge £50 a day. £ 1682.50/1550
October challenge £100 a day. £385/£31000 -
Looks better! The kitchen still requires a bit of flicking through photos and the floor plan to work it out but it's a LOT easier to do that now than it was before thanks to the new photos.
I would suggest that the hall picture (#5) isn't particularly attractive; the first thing I noticed was the bit of the grey floor that doesn't match the colourful tiling, and the brickwork to the left hand side of the door which looks a bit shabby in the pic. I'm not sure that this pic adds anything to the listing.
Also I notice the upstairs hallway is still masquerading as a study
Overall, big improvements though.0
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