House on the market for 15 days, no viewings booked

Upsidedown_Bear

Jimmy_Neutron wrote: »

I can also do blue arrows as well and also flames for the fire:D

Much better - thank you :T:T

Jon_B_2

Peter333 wrote: »

Yes that other one is definitely more appealing.

I apologise to the OP, but you did ask...

I don't like much about your house at all. Not keen on the colours in the decor, (browns/beiges/black and grey kitchen!) or the boiler in the lounge, or the bland bathroom with a plastic bath, or the almost 100% brick front garden, or the unappealing back garden; also, the rooms look pokey, and it seems way over-priced. Are properties usually that expensive in Bristol? And if so, why? There are some parts of the UK where you could get a gorgeous 4 bed detached for £220K.

I know some people on here say they like it, but I wouldn't give it a second glance. Not even it was dropped by £50K.

Sorry.

It's actually reasonably cheap for the region. Where I live in N Bristol, 2 bed flats are selling at around £200k and 3 beds sell between £250-330k.

Rain_Shadow

Peter333 wrote: »

There are some parts of the UK where you could get a gorgeous 4 bed detached for £220K.

Bristol isn't one of them or anywhere near one.

I'm not so very far away and £220k is park home territory around here, if you are lucky. Such as

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-36173997.html

GaleSF63

Rain_Shadow wrote: »

Bristol isn't one of them or anywhere near one.

I'm not so very far away and £220k is park home territory around here, if you are lucky. Such as

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-36173997.html

That looks as if it's the bottom of someone's garden!

GaleSF63

Duplicate comment - sorry.

JenB83

Haven't got as much done as I'd hoped today but I have bought lots of plants for the garden and taken some photos of the kitchen. It definitely looks bigger. I wasn't able to rearrange any furniture but just thought I'd have a quick go. Even though it looks quite empty, I still think it's an improvement. What do you all think? (As a new user I can't post links, just remove the space - hope this is allowed!)

http: //postimg.org/gallery/2xu1dyha2/

Thrugelmir

JenB83 wrote: »

Hope that someone can give me some advice. As the title says, our house has been on the market for 15 days and we haven't had a single viewing.

Our office is down to 35% of normal staffing levels. Now isn't the time to create property chains.

GwylimT

JenB83 wrote: »

Haven't got as much done as I'd hoped today but I have bought lots of plants for the garden and taken some photos of the kitchen. It definitely looks bigger. I wasn't able to rearrange any furniture but just thought I'd have a quick go. Even though it looks quite empty, I still think it's an improvement. What do you all think? (As a new user I can't post links, just remove the space - hope this is allowed!)

http: //postimg.org/gallery/2xu1dyha2/

Much better! Lots of people wouldn't want a conservatory as the only dining space, so its good people can now see the room is plenty big enough to be a kitchen diner.

Can I ask, why don't you use that huge space in the kitchen to eat? Now I can see it it looks bigger than the conservatory.

JenB83

GwylimT wrote: »

Much better! Lots of people wouldn't want a conservatory as the only dining space, so its good people can now see the room is plenty big enough to be a kitchen diner.

Can I ask, why don't you use that huge space in the kitchen to eat? Now I can see it it looks bigger than the conservatory.

Thank you. It's not bigger than the conservatory, just a rubbish photo of the conservatory! We use that space for other things, usually a high chair and toys, not things people want to see in a photo!

JenB83

I've updated all the interior photos today. Moved a couple of things around but haven't had chance to do anything major. I thought it would be best to get better photos on quickly, even if they're not perfect. Exterior tomorrow if it ever stops raining!

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-43454574.html