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  • PasturesNew
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    edited 25 February 2020 at 3:10PM
    I hate "nearlys".  Two "nearlys" today.... grrr. 
    1/ Nice house, not ideal spot, but house nice enough.... just reduced from £300k to £290k.  Trouble is, it's alongside a public footpath, with a corner off the front garden where the Council do a bit of planting, which has been vandalised/deteriorated since done. It overlooks the huge/rear of the local waterworks, which I could forgive. 
    2/ Nice house, right area.  Was on at £315k, "sold", now back on market with a different agent at £285k.  3 bed semi, conservatory, new build 2001... trouble is, east facing garden, garage is two doors along and the entire frontage of the house (which is on a corner) has been pedestrianised so the road sweeps round a smooth curve instead of a dog leg.... making it an ideal spot for all sorts of bike/scooter merriment. I want my own garage/alongside, so it is an amenity to the house (loading, unloading, vacuuming/cleaning), as well as knowing what's going on around/up against it ... not something you have to trudge up the road to.  
    House (right), garage (left) 

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