To think that it’s odd no one has come to look?

Yes I did notice that about the kitchen. Even if you had one row of ikea cabinets against the wall.

I think it is a lovely house though with a timeless facade and cute touches inside & interior.

off topic…
I do wonder why the British don’t do more with their gardens and always have those narrow gardens that aren’t usable. It would make sense for more people to use patios and Alfrescos with this space for drying laundry or for children to play under even when it’s wet. This is coming from me though and my garden is basically an overgrown jungle at moment.

Overpriced by 90k
kitchen really weird being one long strip of counter
garden long and narrow
no garage

Chat gpt is saying it’s overpriced as similar or less priced homes are detached.

Agree. I think people increasingly want a ‘heart of the house’ central congregating point as it were and it’s usually a large kitchen/dining area - a sort of soul of the house. I think that’s lacking here and the minimalistic/utilitarian kitchen style comes off as clinical and uninviting.

It is a beautiful home though and has a nice cheerful vibe about it in general 🙂.

Your house is lovely OP but the video does make it look very long and narrow! Which is a shame as the kitchen and the lounge/dining room are actually spacious! Maybe it's not a skilled photographer/video-ographer?

That’s worrying - where is your parents’ house?

Hate the kitchen layout, and i'd want a bigger/better shaped back garden for that price.

I never know what to make of these threads. Usually an OP doesn't return or asks for it to be taken down due to privacy issues.
Is this even OP's house or one she wants to buy and needs an opinion on?

This is a helpful guide on bed styling that you could take inspiration from:
https://pin.it/2SKIicNzU

I think your house may be over priced @Onwayto50 It's lovely but I'd rather buy one of the 5/6 bed properties for £300k near you than yours because there is value to add to the other houses.

Sorry to be harsh. I'd review the price. Your house is lovely x

I've property hunted extensively in this area due to relocation and this is an extortionate price for a mid terrace in Grantham 😬

Yup, agree with this

There's a bath pic 17.

It is lovely but it'll be the price putting people off. There's a huge increase in what you value it at when you've done no work to it and it must be over the ceiling price for the area.

I think you'll need to drop the price significantly.

The back garden photos also look like next door is not well looked after. That doesn't make them bad people (it could be empty, they could be unwell/elderly or lovely fantastic people who just don't give a crap about gardening) but it is a factor, especially with a house you are physically attached to.

We had a vacant property next to us when we last moved as it was going through probate we asked the son of the former owner if we could tidy the garden before our photos/any viewings. He said yes and we ran the mower a few times, pulled up any major weeds.

The kitchen looks bare. The game room looks awkward with the boiler in the corner , I’m sorry but the bedrooms have no appeal.
sorry 😔

no bath? no parking, no storage by the looks of it in the bedrooms or kitchen (hence the shelf with all your cupboard ingredients) all for the princely sum of 390k in Grantham? For a terrace?
it's the price 100%

My parents have had to give up their idea of emigrating. They can't sell their house. It's a superb mediaeval house, one of the best in the street. A lot of people just aren't selling well now. Can you leave it for a couple of years? 5 years ago people were knocking on their door to ask if they could buy their house and those houses weren't even getting on rightmove before they were sold.

I think the downstairs is gorgeous - I love the way you’ve styled the living room. The kitchen looks great too, but you also need photos of where all the kitchen stuff is.

The upstairs is quite disappointing in comparison though - it just doesn’t look like the same amount of effort has gone into it. You could do with tidying up the bedrooms a bit - it would help to look up some interiors accounts on Instagram and copy the way they’ve styled the beds.

Also, your garden does not look very attractive - very small with a lot of dried out grass. I would suggest buying some large outdoor pot plants to jazz it up a bit.

After all that though, as PPs have said, it’s probably also rather overpriced compared to similar properties nearby.

I was expecting the upstairs to be of the s

we put our house on the market 3 weeks ago and have had utter tumbleweed

I think price needs lowering as I don’t think it’s an expensive area but the house is lovely.

It's like the opposite of a kitchen - floorspace where there are normally units and units where there's usually floor space.
The high open shelves with what looks like ingredients on it looks weird.

I’m sorry but it looks hollowed out and featureless downstairs. I know there has been a massive trend for removing walls from every room but it’s really coming to the tail end. Open plan is not very warm and inviting with very little privacy. The kitchen/diner just looks like a room dedicated to a kitchen island and I’d hate to be in there. It doesn’t look relaxing at all.

Grantham is quite a tradition area, I’d of thought people were looking for the country cottage/country house vibe.

It's like the opposite of a kitchen - floorspace where there are normally units and units where there's usually floor space. Never seen the like, and now a pp has mentioned mortuary I can Emilia Fox wafting in 😂
The living and dining rooms are fine - if busy - the attic room pic must be stretched as there's no way that door is fitting that wide, low opening.
As both sides of garden fence need sorting, it wouldn't really matter who owns which - one side will cost money and the other will be annoyingly out of your control.