Show us your real estate pawn (vol 2)

[Pesty]

Looket said:

abucd4 said:

That place defines creepy!

You'll love this then: http://www.wrede.se/objekt/447839?qt-item_tabs=1#q...

Not creepy at all.

If that place had fast internet and somebody could bring my shopping every week that place would be awesome.

[ianrb]

Looket said:

I think so, but in reality I reckon most photos of normal, run of the mill properties are shot by trained baboons armed with HDR cameras. Can't go too wrong with a good enough camera.

Here is a great apartment for those wishing to perv on Japanese tourists or watch the king get his groove on (whatever takes your fancy): http://www.bjurfors.se/sv/tillsalu/stockholm/ekero...

So is that only £1,100,000? Looks reasonable.

[Roger Woods]

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

Been on the market for a while but just so nice and for the price of a decent central London semi.....

Edited by Roger Woods on Tuesday 24th March 08:19

[WilliamWoollard]

Roger Woods said:

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

Been on the market for a while but just so nice and for the price of a decent central London semi.....

Edited by Roger Woods on Tuesday 24th March 08:19

Very nice indeed. Shame about the layout upstairs, otherwise it's lovely.

[Looket]

Pesty said:

If that place had fast internet and somebody could bring my shopping every week that place would be awesome.

Broadband is being built in the area, so for a connection fee you could get up to 1Gbit/s up/down. And it's only 5 minutes away from a larger inhabited island with its own shops and services.

ianrb said:

So is that only £1,100,000? Looks reasonable.

Nearer to £1.2m at current exchange rates. The service/maintenance charge is £1300pcm though, which is a bit scary.

Edited by Looket on Tuesday 24th March 13:01

[Mr Trophy]

z4RRSchris said:

Moominho said:

Nice little mews house in Mayfair, a snip at just over £42 million:

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

belgravia , not mayfair.

You're shirely just paying for the post code right?

[z4RRSchris]

Mr Trophy said:

z4RRSchris said:

Moominho said:

Nice little mews house in Mayfair, a snip at just over £42 million:

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

belgravia , not mayfair.

You're shirely just paying for the post code right?

nop, your paying for a 'finchatton' house.

and they are trying to return double to their investor.

£4300psf

[FourWheelDrift]

Especially when the rather smart houses (below) that have access to their garages through the arch of that property are significantly cheaper.

Sold, unsurprisingly - http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

[z4RRSchris]

there you go, £2500psf extra for a finchatton interior design job

good developer, but that price is wrong

[iluvmercs]

Roger Woods said:

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

Been on the market for a while but just so nice and for the price of a decent central London semi.....

Edited by Roger Woods on Tuesday 24th March 08:19

It's just down the road from me.

It's been on a very long time - June 2012 with another agent when it was £200k more.
It has been Under Offer twice with Savills so I wonder if anything is wrong
All things considered, it is still over priced IMO.

The local roads aren't the best, but a small negative for a gorgeous property.
Surprising for an Old Rectory, it's not a graded property so would hopefully be easily altered should a buyer wish.

Darren

[Roger Woods]

Roger Woods said:

iluvmercs said:

Roger Woods said:

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

Been on the market for a while but just so nice and for the price of a decent central London semi.....

Edited by Roger Woods on Tuesday 24th March 08:19

It's just down the road from me.

It's been on a very long time - June 2012 with another agent when it was £200k more.
It has been Under Offer twice with Savills so I wonder if anything is wrong
All things considered, it is still over priced IMO.

The local roads aren't the best, but a small negative for a gorgeous property.
Surprising for an Old Rectory, it's not a graded property so would hopefully be easily altered should a buyer wish.

Darren

Or this one for a little bit more:

http://www.primelocation.com/for-sale/details/3418...



I did notice that it went under offer at the tail end of last year, such a great part of the country, one can only carry on buying the lottery ticket!

[h0b0]

bit of a price drop here,

The White House,13 The Queens Crescent, Gleneagles,

Originally up at 8Million

[Harry Flashman]

iluvmercs said:

Roger Woods said:

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

Been on the market for a while but just so nice and for the price of a decent central London semi.....

Edited by Roger Woods on Tuesday 24th March 08:19

It's just down the road from me.

It's been on a very long time - June 2012 with another agent when it was £200k more.
It has been Under Offer twice with Savills so I wonder if anything is wrong
All things considered, it is still over priced IMO.

The local roads aren't the best, but a small negative for a gorgeous property.
Surprising for an Old Rectory, it's not a graded property so would hopefully be easily altered should a buyer wish.

Darren

If that were nearer £1.2m, I'd be seriously looking at it as a country hgouse for purchase equally with a friend. We're looking for a country house to share (we both want to keep our places in London), and for weekends, a nearby station that goes to Liverpool Street Station (near my office) in under 2.5 hours sounds good.


It is a beautiful property. My Defender moored in the garage on a trickle charger for when I get there? I think so.

[Justayellowbadge]

This listing was removed for a while, but has popped back up, with a reduction. Now 100,000 less than before.

It really is the most wonderfully proportioned house. Just fabulous.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

[Thankyou4calling]

Harry Flashman said:

If that were nearer £1.2m, I'd be seriously looking at it as a country hgouse for purchase equally with a friend. We're looking for a country house to share (we both want to keep our places in London), and for weekends, a nearby station that goes to Liverpool Street Station (near my office) in under 2.5 hours sounds good.


It is a beautiful property. My Defender moored in the garage on a trickle charger for when I get there? I think so.

Test them out with an offer :-) what's the worst that can happen.

if it's been on the market a long time then you are in the driving seat.

[iluvmercs]

Roger Woods said:

Or this one for a little bit more:

http://www.primelocation.com/for-sale/details/3418...



I did notice that it went under offer at the tail end of last year, such a great part of the country, one can only carry on buying the lottery ticket!

Coincidentally, I went to school with the owners' children.
I must be honest though, that one does nothing for me. At that price, having close neighbours would put me off.
Round that way is lovely though. Brooke has good access to Norwich and it's own pub and farm shop.

Darren

[jdw1234]

Harry Flashman said:

iluvmercs said:

Roger Woods said:

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

Been on the market for a while but just so nice and for the price of a decent central London semi.....

Edited by Roger Woods on Tuesday 24th March 08:19

It's just down the road from me.

It's been on a very long time - June 2012 with another agent when it was £200k more.
It has been Under Offer twice with Savills so I wonder if anything is wrong
All things considered, it is still over priced IMO.

The local roads aren't the best, but a small negative for a gorgeous property.
Surprising for an Old Rectory, it's not a graded property so would hopefully be easily altered should a buyer wish.

Darren

If that were nearer £1.2m, I'd be seriously looking at it as a country hgouse for purchase equally with a friend. We're looking for a country house to share (we both want to keep our places in London), and for weekends, a nearby station that goes to Liverpool Street Station (near my office) in under 2.5 hours sounds good.


It is a beautiful property. My Defender moored in the garage on a trickle charger for when I get there? I think so.

I wonder if there is a maintenance liability on the Church?

[pidsy]

Justayellowbadge said:

This listing was removed for a while, but has popped back up, with a reduction. Now 100,000 less than before.

It really is the most wonderfully proportioned house. Just fabulous.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

that must have been on the market for a long time - vacant possession of LOT 2 available in december 2013.

so much property for the money.

[BoRED S2upid]

Justayellowbadge said:

This listing was removed for a while, but has popped back up, with a reduction. Now 100,000 less than before.

It really is the most wonderfully proportioned house. Just fabulous.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...

That's a lot of property for the money. If you won a few mill on the lotto you would have to be tempted as a get away.

[iluvmercs]

jdw1234 said:

I wonder if there is a maintenance liability on the Church?

I did wonder that, despite it not being mentioned in the particulars. Would the agents/seller have to mention it?
I read somewhere the Rectory holds a key for the Church.

Darren