We are looking to move from 2 bed flat to 4 bed house and would love to stay in our local area but its expensive. Have just realised that a house we regularly pass en route to shops is still on the market after well over a year maybe closer to 2, it was reduced a year ago and still not selling. This is zone 2 London where property usually moves very quickly. I have been keeping a close eye on the local housing market for years so know this.
It seems competitively priced and photos look decent enough, if tired looking decor. It is a three story 4 bed end terrace right at the top of our upper price (and that's if we make a cheeky 10% lower offer)
I'm going to call the estate agent tomorrow but are they likely to be honest as to why it isn't selling? I'm guessing it's something structural or damp (common in Victorian end terraces). It just doesn't make sense that it hasn't sold by now. It is on a street/ in an area where many houses have been divided into flats and those that stay houses usually get snapped up.
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goteam · 22/02/2021 20:53
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