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On the market since September.. ideas why?
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Do you as a potential interested buyer think it's overpriced?
What do you love about it?1 -
Yes I think it isMultiFuelBurner said:Do you as a potential interested buyer think it's overpriced?
What do you love about it?
I like stone terraces. I like the view (yes it can change) I want to see where the garden runs to
I like semi rural but near a city
I like the potential0 -
The house is good, the views are great, but it is close to neighbours and some of the garden space shown is shared space? 400k isn`t realistic to me, although I see they have already knocked 25k off the original price, 300k would be starting to get more realistic. Does anyone know the historical pricing?0
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Yes got to clarify the garden
16 Jul 2004 £290,0000 -
And any planning perrnissiion that could spoil the view? (unlikely in the current climate)Grizebeck said:Yes got to clarify the garden16 Jul 2004 £290,000
2004, borrowing rates were lower than today so I think they overpaid back then but could possibly have shifted this in September if they cut to 325 or 350k, Too late to do that now and 400k is the sort of Kite Flying that will just annoy potential buyers TBH.0 -
No not in that areaSarah1Mitty2 said:
And any planning perrnissiion that could spoil the view? (unlikely in the current climate)Grizebeck said:Yes got to clarify the garden16 Jul 2004 £290,000
2004, borrowing rates were lower than today so I think they overpaid back then but could possibly have shifted this in September if they cut to 325 or 350k, Too late to do that now and 400k is the sort of Kite Flying that will just annoy potential buyers TBH.
I'll offer 325 then hahah0 -
They really overpaid on 2004 I think, how many offers did you say they have?Grizebeck said:
No not in that areaSarah1Mitty2 said:
And any planning perrnissiion that could spoil the view? (unlikely in the current climate)Grizebeck said:Yes got to clarify the garden16 Jul 2004 £290,000
2004, borrowing rates were lower than today so I think they overpaid back then but could possibly have shifted this in September if they cut to 325 or 350k, Too late to do that now and 400k is the sort of Kite Flying that will just annoy potential buyers TBH.
I'll offer 325 then hahah0 -
Zero out of 9....Sarah1Mitty2 said:
They really overpaid on 2004 I think, how many offers did you say they have?Grizebeck said:
No not in that areaSarah1Mitty2 said:
And any planning perrnissiion that could spoil the view? (unlikely in the current climate)Grizebeck said:Yes got to clarify the garden16 Jul 2004 £290,000
2004, borrowing rates were lower than today so I think they overpaid back then but could possibly have shifted this in September if they cut to 325 or 350k, Too late to do that now and 400k is the sort of Kite Flying that will just annoy potential buyers TBH.
I'll offer 325 then hahah0 -
Why not offer 300k and say take it or leave it? How much do you think a bank valuation would price it at?Grizebeck said:
Zero out of 9....Sarah1Mitty2 said:
They really overpaid on 2004 I think, how many offers did you say they have?Grizebeck said:
No not in that areaSarah1Mitty2 said:
And any planning perrnissiion that could spoil the view? (unlikely in the current climate)Grizebeck said:Yes got to clarify the garden16 Jul 2004 £290,000
2004, borrowing rates were lower than today so I think they overpaid back then but could possibly have shifted this in September if they cut to 325 or 350k, Too late to do that now and 400k is the sort of Kite Flying that will just annoy potential buyers TBH.
I'll offer 325 then hahah0 -
I have zero idea tbh.Sarah1Mitty2 said:
Why not offer 300k and say take it or leave it? How much do you think a bank valuation would price it at?Grizebeck said:
Zero out of 9....Sarah1Mitty2 said:
They really overpaid on 2004 I think, how many offers did you say they have?Grizebeck said:
No not in that areaSarah1Mitty2 said:
And any planning perrnissiion that could spoil the view? (unlikely in the current climate)Grizebeck said:Yes got to clarify the garden16 Jul 2004 £290,000
2004, borrowing rates were lower than today so I think they overpaid back then but could possibly have shifted this in September if they cut to 325 or 350k, Too late to do that now and 400k is the sort of Kite Flying that will just annoy potential buyers TBH.
I'll offer 325 then hahah
I am a cash buyer. We brought a 2 bed terrace up this way (paid a few k more then worth as done very nicely and was exactly what we wanted ) as an in between house from selling our own to finding what we wanted and then renovating it.
But I think a low offer is the way to go but only if there are not other issues at play0
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