Show us your real estate pawn (Vol 5)

Show us your real estate pawn (Vol 5)

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Bonefish Blues

26,939 posts

224 months

Tuesday 7th May
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Still not sold. Still don't understand why not. Wonderfully original and unmessed-with, great size, enough land, but not too much. Likely needs some spend, being knocking 200 yo, but worth it, surely? Is it the farm opposite?

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/137646281#/...

mattyn1

5,810 posts

156 months

Tuesday 7th May
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Now I tend to ignore price for posts in this thread but understand it does provide a talking point.... but to be honest I would have expected more for my £9.5M - perhaps wrong thread?

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/147444827#/...

And I don't think it is finished - so definitely out!

abzmike

8,475 posts

107 months

Wednesday 8th May
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mattyn1 said:
Now I tend to ignore price for posts in this thread but understand it does provide a talking point.... but to be honest I would have expected more for my £9.5M - perhaps wrong thread?

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/147444827#/...

And I don't think it is finished - so definitely out!
Very few redeeming features there for me - and a comedy price tag.

CountyAFC

682 posts

4 months

Wednesday 8th May
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Regarding the price, I can only assume it's to generate clicks, etc.

I don't think it's worth a third of the asking price

Everything about that is weird. Even the floorplan!!

"Bob" won't be getting much sleep if someone is watching a film.


CountyAFC

682 posts

4 months

Wednesday 8th May
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Just noticed I've got the same taps in a place I've done up and living in at the moment.

They aren't cheap, but they aren't £10M house expensive, either

ianrb

1,539 posts

141 months

Wednesday 8th May
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abzmike said:
mattyn1 said:
Now I tend to ignore price for posts in this thread but understand it does provide a talking point.... but to be honest I would have expected more for my £9.5M - perhaps wrong thread?

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/147444827#/...

And I don't think it is finished - so definitely out!
Very few redeeming features there for me - and a comedy price tag.
Is it a detatched house? The main photo doesn't show it to be and the description doesn't say it is!


dobly

1,202 posts

160 months

Wednesday 8th May
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^Google Maps satellite view shows the house under construction - nice spot, but not anything like the asking price. Also, the “phase 2 annexe” is very close to the main house - so much so that it feels cramped, not luxuriant. The photography isn’t great - too close in on stuff, not showing the building that you would be buying - pics 5 & 10 are virtually the same. Yes, 7+ acres, but all the action is in one small corner of the plot.
The EPC is poor for such a new house as well…
I think it is worth about a third of the guide price,.

FourWheelDrift

88,642 posts

285 months

Wednesday 8th May
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Bonefish Blues said:
Still not sold. Still don't understand why not. Wonderfully original and unmessed-with, great size, enough land, but not too much. Likely needs some spend, being knocking 200 yo, but worth it, surely? Is it the farm opposite?

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/137646281#/...
It's in the middle of nowhere, miles from any big urban job based location or railway lines for commuting to them so limiting purchasers to home workers or those who are retiring and would any retiree want to take it on?

Wills2

23,007 posts

176 months

Wednesday 8th May
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A couple of expensive Cotswold places put on by Savilles this week.



https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/147674117#/...

Or this for the same £12.5 million




https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/147675164#/...


RSTurboPaul

10,493 posts

259 months

Wednesday 8th May
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Wills2 said:
Or this for the same £12.5 million




https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/147675164#/...
That is rather nice.

It boggles the mind slightly to consider just how big the gap between rich and poor was 'in ye olde days', although I guess you'd struggle to build the place now for, what, probably double that price? So still ridiculously expensive compared to pleb wages. lol

CountyAFC

682 posts

4 months

Wednesday 8th May
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Those 2 put that stty £10M barn thing in perspective.

p1stonhead

25,616 posts

168 months

Wednesday 8th May
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RSTurboPaul said:
Wills2 said:
Or this for the same £12.5 million




https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/147675164#/...
That is rather nice.

It boggles the mind slightly to consider just how big the gap between rich and poor was 'in ye olde days', although I guess you'd struggle to build the place now for, what, probably double that price? So still ridiculously expensive compared to pleb wages. lol
18k sqft at say £600/sqft would be about £11m on just the house. Then fees, land, externals and garden.

Maybe £20m yeah.

I’ve just done for a client although not stone externally and it ended up similar and was about 16k sqft.

FourWheelDrift

88,642 posts

285 months

Wednesday 8th May
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I'd be concerned with privacy from the god botherer's and the upkeep of the church roof.

House stairs left, church stairs right.


Unexpected Item In The Bagging Area

7,037 posts

190 months

Wednesday 8th May
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CountyAFC said:
Those 2 put that stty £10M barn thing in perspective.
I agree, however of course running costs impact on the value of the ones posted above. Christ knows how much you’d have to spend on them each year.

Wills2

23,007 posts

176 months

Wednesday 8th May
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FourWheelDrift said:
I'd be concerned with privacy from the god botherer's and the upkeep of the church roof.

House stairs left, church stairs right.

Indeed, you can see on the street view they have had to put signs up telling people it's a private house and gardens etc...so they must get issues with people wandering about the gardens and grounds.

For me the Malmsbury one would be my pick.






Sway

26,348 posts

195 months

Wednesday 8th May
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Unexpected Item In The Bagging Area said:
CountyAFC said:
Those 2 put that stty £10M barn thing in perspective.
I agree, however of course running costs impact on the value of the ones posted above. Christ knows how much you’d have to spend on them each year.
The first one (of the Cotswolds houses) is absolutely incredible as a house. Shame about the immense horsey infrastructure...

CountyAFC

682 posts

4 months

Wednesday 8th May
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Sway said:
Unexpected Item In The Bagging Area said:
CountyAFC said:
Those 2 put that stty £10M barn thing in perspective.
I agree, however of course running costs impact on the value of the ones posted above. Christ knows how much you’d have to spend on them each year.
The first one (of the Cotswolds houses) is absolutely incredible as a house. Shame about the immense horsey infrastructure...
Indoor/outdoor go kart track. Sorted.

riskyj

328 posts

81 months

Wednesday 8th May
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neil-c said:
“close to the sought-after village Nethy Bridge, with it's vibrant international community”

What kind of estate agent speak is that?

FourWheelDrift

88,642 posts

285 months

Wednesday 8th May
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riskyj said:
neil-c said:
“close to the sought-after village Nethy Bridge, with it's vibrant international community”

What kind of estate agent speak is that?
90% Nethy Bridge locals for generations, the other 10% come from Carrbridge.

Caddyshack

10,954 posts

207 months

Wednesday 8th May
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Bonefish Blues said:
Still not sold. Still don't understand why not. Wonderfully original and unmessed-with, great size, enough land, but not too much. Likely needs some spend, being knocking 200 yo, but worth it, surely? Is it the farm opposite?

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/137646281#/...
That frontage looks like it should be symmetrical but someone only did one side.