How much would it cost to completely redo this house?

Haha
if my mum was buying the budget would start at £400k and end up being £600k+

Its listed - if windows needed doing that could be £50k+++ No cheap upvc 10 windows for a tenner type outfits
new roof if needed £50k easily
realistically I'd say £300k minimum assuming no horror stories and £450k for an amazing house, again assuming no horror stories.

What an amazing house! Just gorgeous.

As others have said - the fact that it's listed is going to make it way, way more expensive to renovate than another property of that size, and you will also have much less choice over the work you do. There are some changes that you might want to make but wouldn't actually be allowed to.

Leamington's a dump, wouldn't recommend.

£400k easily if you're not doing any of it yourselves (and potentially more if roof needs doing). That's a money pit, it's the kind of house where you couldn't just stick in cheap kitchens and bathrooms and flooring. Everything would warrant glorious detail and high quality finish. It would be utterly stunning once done.

Leamington Spa may be north of you but it’s also a pretty expensive town and not somewhere you’d really look at if cheap housing is your goal! Lovely house though, I live 5 mins away 😉. It looks like an absolute money pit to me

In my experience projects like that always take more cash than what you initially thought as there's always hidden gems waiting for you like rotten floor joists etc 🤦🏻‍♀️

It's absolutely beautiful so I can see why you love it. However there are definite red flags. The listing could be a problem, ( have renovated a Grade II property in the past) and planning/conservation will be very careful about what you do. I am guessing it will need a full rewire and re plumb as a minimum. Then there's the roof... if that's not sound it will cost a small fortune. Heating a place that size will be very expensive but there may be ways to put something environmentally friendly in place, (not necessarily any cheaper at the offset though). Cosmetically I am sure a lot of that could be done without professional involvement. I would say that £200k is not a bad guess but any hidden issues could send the costs soaring. Gorgeous place though and could be amazing 😍

Sorry- didn’t see the listed part. £££ is anyone’s guess- blank cheque time I’m afraid

I'd want to have £500k to hand to do it properly.

It's absolutely wonderful (or could be) but just think of the heating bills? It would cost a ton to run day to day plus you'd probably need a cleaner.

Can’t really see what needs doing… it looks wonderful!

It looks like a fancy shed they had built at some point.

I don't know anything about the house or area but who has edited the photos? They all look like paintings.

If you were to get a good survey to find the problems with the property.

You'd also be working with an emptier house than it is now.

You would need to check for tree preservation orders before tackling the garden.

I would budget £300,000.

The listing is an issue when it comes to replacing doors and windows and if the roof needs work.

I didn’t bother getting past the double yellow lines outside.

Busy road, no parking. No way.

@Digimoor has nailed it.

You could throw £500K at that easily.

We’re in a B listed house (Scotland), renovating a 4 bed Victorian semi. We’ve spent £200K and it’s still not finished… We budgeted for half that. I dread to think what the final cost will be. We’re mortgaged to the hilt and desperately scrimping and saving every month. Everything has to be traditional materials and finding workmen who are qualified to do this is both time consuming and costly. This is our 3rd reno, so we’re experienced, but costs have skyrocketed in the last 5 years.

It has sucked the life out of us!

What a magnificent house. I would jump at it. It looks to be perfectly habitable, so could you not renovate it gradually? You could do a huge amount of the work yourself and just use builders for major work.

Just laughing at the floor plan - apparently you can't go into (or out of!) bedroom four 😂

As its a listed building I would say 3-400k for a good finish. It is going to take tens and tens of skips to just clear out the house and the garden.

It's beautiful and as long as the electrics, roof and plumbing is up to standard it may not be too bad. But once you add listed onto it that's not good.

I once lived in a listed cottage and everything had to be approved and everything was bespoke and cost a fortune. Really simple things like windows were three times the price, had to be wood, had to be bespoke, had to be installed by artisans.

It's listed, it's ugly, the tree at the front needs to go, basement looks damp, various dodgy looking cracks in wall/ceilings
The pond and the outbuilding look like death traps
It's been for sale since April and they have only dropped the price by 10%
I think you could easily spend £300-500K doing it up

I’d be checking whether it floods. Jephson gardens nearby flood when the river breaks its banks.

www.warwickshireworld.com/news/people/in-pictures-floods-sweep-across-the-warwick-district-in-the-wake-of-storm-henk-4466381

It's a grade two listed building, it's not as simple as popping in a Howdens kitchen via their regular fitters, you'd need the grounds sorted first, special permissions for nearly every remedial piece of work, a specialist architect, specialist suppliers for products... some likely to be sourced internationally.

It's blank cheque work and best part of 2 years work there.