On the market since September.. ideas why?

Grizebeck

CSI_Yorkshire said:

A valuation of £360k isn't going to make them think very kindly of your £320k offer.

And makes the "no more than £200k" earlier in the thread seem a little silly.

My partner didn't get the right vibes . Loved the views but the small windows n deep sills meant the enjoyment is lessened as you need to be close to the window to enjoy them

CSI_Yorkshire

Grizebeck said:

CSI_Yorkshire said:

A valuation of £360k isn't going to make them think very kindly of your £320k offer.

And makes the "no more than £200k" earlier in the thread seem a little silly.

My partner didn't get the right vibes . Loved the views but the small windows n deep sills meant the enjoyment is lessened as you need to be close to the window to enjoy them

I don't think anything that you've discovered throughout this thread is really suggesting that it is the right place for you.

Grizebeck

CSI_Yorkshire said:

Grizebeck said:

CSI_Yorkshire said:

A valuation of £360k isn't going to make them think very kindly of your £320k offer.

And makes the "no more than £200k" earlier in the thread seem a little silly.

My partner didn't get the right vibes . Loved the views but the small windows n deep sills meant the enjoyment is lessened as you need to be close to the window to enjoy them

I don't think anything that you've discovered throughout this thread is really suggesting that it is the right place for you.

Indeed onwards and upwards

MultiFuelBurner

MultiFuelBurner said:

Grizebeck said:

This property has been on the market since Sept
Reduced in February 
9 viewings, no offers.
Anything jump out at people ?
Is it seriously over priced still?
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/127040555#/?channel=RES_BUY

Looking at sold prices through the years in Esh and given the views etc I don't think it's widely over priced but it hasn't had any movement since Feb.

It might be worth a cheeky 10% under offer of £360k and see what reaction you get.

I quite like it but Kitchen and most wet rooms need redoing the rest is simple redecoration.

Views from the rear.

Biomass I know nothing about this or the costs of septic tank upkeep.

What was the prize for correct price 🤣

Smalltownhypocrite

Money most likely.

Its a nice house but put it this way I'm the first among my friends to be in a position to buy and my budget is £110k, most DH friend (who are in more 'professional' roles than my friends) who own houses paid around £100k or less. We are aged 35-45. We are local to this area too by the way.

I just don't think much of our generation could come close to affording that no matter how nice the houses are.

MultiFuelBurner

Smalltownhypocrite said:

Money most likely.

Its a nice house but put it this way I'm the first among my friends to be in a position to buy and my budget is £110k, most DH friend (who are in more 'professional' roles than my friends) who own houses paid around £100k or less. We are aged 35-45. We are local to this area too by the way.

I just don't think much of our generation could come close to affording that no matter how nice the houses are.

Well get rid of netflix and you can 😂🤣🤣🤣

Joking btw

CSI_Yorkshire

Smalltownhypocrite said:

Money most likely.

Its a nice house but put it this way I'm the first among my friends to be in a position to buy and my budget is £110k, most DH friend (who are in more 'professional' roles than my friends) who own houses paid around £100k or less. We are aged 35-45. We are local to this area too by the way.

I just don't think much of our generation could come close to affording that no matter how nice the houses are.

I think much of the 35-45 age group can afford a house more than £100k.

Sarah1Mitty2

Grizebeck said:

@Gavin83 @Sarah1Mitty2
Valued at 360. Partner isn't sure thinks the rooms are to small and the sloping floors will be to much of an issue 

Is that the house that had an original asking price of 435k, or a different one?

Smalltownhypocrite

CSI_Yorkshire said:

Smalltownhypocrite said:

Money most likely.

Its a nice house but put it this way I'm the first among my friends to be in a position to buy and my budget is £110k, most DH friend (who are in more 'professional' roles than my friends) who own houses paid around £100k or less. We are aged 35-45. We are local to this area too by the way.

I just don't think much of our generation could come close to affording that no matter how nice the houses are.

I think much of the 35-45 age group can afford a house more than £100k.

Not up here in the 'poverty' stricken north east... There's is a reason this is the cheapest place in the county to buy houses and yet where half the population at this age rent instead of owning.

It must be mind blowing to realize 'poor' people actually exist and not everyone is privileged.

Grizebeck

Sarah1Mitty2 said:

Grizebeck said:

@Gavin83 @Sarah1Mitty2
Valued at 360. Partner isn't sure thinks the rooms are to small and the sloping floors will be to much of an issue 

Is that the house that had an original asking price of 435k, or a different one?

Original asking price of 420! So way over valued in the 1st place