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Anyone know New Milton, Hampshire, area?
fimonkey
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http://www.rightmove.co.uk/viewdetails-8580663.rsp?pa_n=15&tr_t=buy
In particular this house and this area, what's it like? (It seems rather cheap for a 3 bed house in New Milton so wondering what the catch is).
Cheers in advance
In particular this house and this area, what's it like? (It seems rather cheap for a 3 bed house in New Milton so wondering what the catch is).
Cheers in advance
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Know the area and think I know the road - had a friend who lived there.
New Milton on paper looks lovely. Middle of New Forest - great place.
Its a bit scabby though and mainly full of old people and a fair few council estates. Not a lot of high paying jobs keeps prices down especially in town.
This is one of the estates - ex council house backing onto other ex council houses. The area isnt the nicest and although interior looks nice cant do much for the exterior.
I wasnt happy leaving my car parked outside.0 -
Thanks joel,
I kinda guessed as much as it's been on sale for ages, shame though as like you say, on paper it's the perfect location!0
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