To ask for your thoughts on this flat

[MarikaPepper]

Before I post a link, can someone tell me whether this would be a good idea?!

[MarikaPepper]

Wondering whether I should just post pics instead

[MarikaPepper]

Sod it here goes m.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/43308802?search_identifier=c4c25d327e99f3476c574d82e030a5bd

[Pradaqueen]

Are you buying or selling?

[MarikaPepper]

Hopefully buying

[Rescuepuppydaft2]

Crikey you could get a mansion in my area for that price!

Objectively putting the price out of my head, its a lovely bright and airy flat. I love the kitchen and the bay windows and original features. It might cost a fortune to heat though!

[cannotfindanickname]

If you can afford it yes. It looks beautiful and in nice area. If you can afford I am envious

[Wriggler79]

Gorgeous. Expensive! But really lovely.

[FourToTheFloor]

It's nice but over half a million quid for a 2 bed without any outside space? Bonkers.

I live in zone 3 SW London so I get the London thing but at the moment no way would l spend that sort of money on that type of place.

[RicketyCricket]

I think it's lovely.

Won't comment on the price as I have zero knowledge about London prices/locations but the flat itself is lovely .

[CarrieWatermelon]

Lovely flat. Location? Its done up to a high spec and the building seems nice. Assume London?

[RicketyCricket]

Ooh actually, one mark off for the lack of bath.

[Dippitydoodle]

It's lovely! Super bright and looks like a really workable space.

[HeddaGarbled]

It looks lovely. Nice exterior, very well presented rooms. Only caveat is the bathroom looks a bit squashed up - the toilet and shower are touching?

[dowhatnow]

Yep it is really lovely but it's a flat. But if flats are the only option for that price where you are, then it's definitely a lovely flat.

[EnriqueTheRingBearingLizard]

I like it, but again, would struggle with no kind of outside space. It looks well proportioned and very liveable though.

[MarikaPepper]

Thanks all - is the price truly astronomical? First time buyer in London (gulp) and wondering how sensible it is as an investment (we need two bedrooms)

[Userone1]

Expensive, but lovely flat.

Noisy upstairs or downstairs would be the only the only con, I can think of.

[Moanyoldcow]

Leasehold? If so how long left? Otherwise stunning flat and I'm super jealous.

[MarikaPepper]

120 years left I think!

[BackforGood]

The actual flat looks lovely.
Is the one above you without carpet ? - That could mean noise issues, as could you get complaints from neighbours below you.
No idea about the area, which is crucial really.
What about parking ?

I'm with others who can't get my head round 1/2 a million for a floor of a terraced house though

[itsbetterthanabox]

Lovely size. Don't know much about house prices in London to know if it's reasonable. Insane for the rest of the country.
Negatives for me: galley kitchen, no bath and single glaze wooden Windows.

[Ollycat]

Love it! Only questions does it have any outside space and anywhere to park?

Is it freehold / leasehold and if so how many years left on lease? How is upkeep of building (e.g. Roof etc) managed?

[Userone1]

www.gouldharrison.co.uk/properties/9396044/sales

Something like this in Kent! I'm now looking at houses to buy!! Which I cannot afford!

[MarikaPepper]

No outside space but public park next door Not sure about parking but don't own car so fine for the moment