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How much would this house cost in your area

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Thunderpants88 · 26/10/2024 18:31

Detatched
3 bathrooms (one en-suite)
5 bedrooms
enclosed garden

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RampantIvy · 26/10/2024 20:06

£700k - £1.5m - rural with a fair amount of land.

Goody2ShoesAndTheFilthyBeast · 26/10/2024 20:04

I just checked rightmove and there's a 3313 square foot 5 bed 3 bath detached house in 1.3 acres and it's going for £1,295,000

Drachuughtty · 26/10/2024 20:02

PurBal · 26/10/2024 18:35

Probably £1.2m in our town. Possibly £850k in a neighbouring and less desirable one.

Same here

BarbaraHoward · 26/10/2024 20:02

I'm in NI and I'd guess around £800k here depending on the exact location.

Sia8899 · 26/10/2024 20:02

Close to £2m in East Sussex but depends on which town

Ireolu · 26/10/2024 20:01

3-3.5 mil. North london.

Differentstarts · 26/10/2024 20:01

About 400k where I live

Jammedchakra · 26/10/2024 19:59

I thought you’d put £3.4m at first and thought, oh a bit more than here.

I’d expect that to be £2.4 + round here, maybe more in the right road.

AgileGreenSeal · 26/10/2024 19:58

NImumconfused · 26/10/2024 19:53

More sunshine than other parts of NI maybe, but a lot less than say the south of England!

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True. It’s a totally different climate, landscape, everything really! 😊

StrawberryCCC · 26/10/2024 19:58

£1.4m Home Counties

noworklifebalance · 26/10/2024 19:57

Thunderpants88 · 26/10/2024 18:38

Trying to figure out the square footage.

the prices here are insane.

the house was sold for £340000

A few million around these parts - probably a fair few hundred thousand lower than a similar sized period property.

That’s why if you live in London you need to really think carefully before leaving, as it could be very difficult to move back.

RainbowColouredRainbows · 26/10/2024 19:56

In our town you'd be looking at 400-450k (small town in NW). Detached houses around here don't sell easily or well though as you could get a 5 bed semi near outstanding schools for significantly less so almost always go for well below asking price.

Toomanywars · 26/10/2024 19:55

Thunderpants88 · 26/10/2024 18:40

£340k

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Is that all

Klozza · 26/10/2024 19:53

I live in Lincolnshire, in a fairly nice area, but pretty rural (although there is a train station with links to some bigger cities) so house prices are pretty cheap, houses very similar to this go for about £450k-£490k.

FilthyRich · 26/10/2024 19:53

> £1.5 mil

NImumconfused · 26/10/2024 19:53

AgileGreenSeal · 26/10/2024 19:40

Where are you currently living?
The east coast tends to have more sunshine than other parts of NI.
Think about maybe north Down / Ards peninsula sort of area. Beautiful scenery too. (It’s where I live 😊).

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More sunshine than other parts of NI maybe, but a lot less than say the south of England!

Allthehorsesintheworld · 26/10/2024 19:52

I’d say 1.5 million minimum.

Somuchbetternow · 26/10/2024 19:52

Around £1m to 1.2 but it’s not a style that would appeal. West Yorkshire

ticketstickets · 26/10/2024 19:51

Well over a million in my part of Dublin, prob about 1.5 million Euro but the houses that size here have more character (either period houses or architect designed).

Rewis · 26/10/2024 19:49

Depend on the m2 or ft2
(I really wish those were mentioned as a standard and you could filter based on size).

The chepsest would be 240k in the shit part of the city upto 1.3million in the desired part of the city (that I'm not keen on)

Isitjustmeoranyoneelse · 26/10/2024 19:48

Tuppence

Beautifulweeds · 26/10/2024 19:46

Probably about 400 000

Hankunamatata · 26/10/2024 19:46

It's cheap because it's in Larne. Nearer Belfast or Hillsborough etc you would be looking 800k plus.
Love NI moved here and wouldn't want to be anywhere else

Lanzar · 26/10/2024 19:45

£2.5 - South Bucks depending on the village, walking distance to station and if in catchment of particular grammar school (due to 20% VAT on private school fees).

JMSA · 26/10/2024 19:45

It wouldn't be seen as desirable in my area, as it's too modern. There are period - mostly Georgian - properties.
Nevertheless, it would go for around 2m on account of its size.