How much would it cost to renovate this derelict house?

Well it says it’s sold subject to contract.

But easily £500k and that’s a conservative guess as the pictures aren’t showing many of the rooms.

This isn’t it

Your £150k-£200k is a huge huge underestimate.

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The inside doesn't match the outside. There ought to be at least one grand sitting room and those low ceilings don't look right. The beams are fake. I hate period houses that are so done up that they lose all character and charisma and I'm happy often to leave well alone if it's not actually offensive and work steady over number of years. However, that house is easily going cost upwards of £500 and would probably break your heart. Been there, done that.
Having said that, it's a lovely and special house and despite what I say above ,I'd still have been tempted.

It’s a beautiful house in a good location. I’d say £500K at the very least, not including interior/exterior decor, outbuildings, garden, drive, etc. To do everything to a good standard I’d think you’d be looking at close to £1M

That’s a beautiful house. We doing a complete renovation at the moment but my OH has quit work so he can do a fair amount of project managing / coordinating different trades etc. Ours is in Sheffield and the house is a similar size to this one. It’s not listed though. We think we can do the renovation part (new roof, rewiring, new heating system, couple of new bathrooms, new kitchen, add internal insulation, sand / finish floors, decorate etc. for 120k. You could easily spend double that (or more) if you need to appoint a contractor to do everything and arrange it all for you though.

How much did it cost in your last house?

I think 300k would be the conservative end

How long is a piece of string?

It's absolutely impossible to say. It depends what needs doing, how much you can do yourself, whether it's listed, and where you are in the country. If you find an unlisted house with good bones and a good roof, then you'll be spending one HELL of a lot less than if it's got structural issues and dry rot, for example.

If you find a project then your best bet is to get a surveyor in to list everything that needs doing (bearing in mind they might not catch everything) and then look for rough quotes locally.

We're about to start one, the house is probably roughly the same size BUT it is in good order, unlisted, and livable. We could move in tomorrow if we wanted and we'd be just fine. But we want to rewire (it is old), replumb, and modernise and we think it's going to be ~£50k or so but we can do a lot of work ourselves.

The one you've posted is going to be a back-to-brick job from the looks of it, possibly with the roof redone.

Given its current condition and that it’s listed, I’d say you need half the value it was up for to renovate and that’s conservative and only for the house, no outbuildings, driveway etc. So £500k.

It is beautiful but also listed with a lot of land and pretty much derelict. I think you'd be lucky to have money left over from £500k, by the time you need listed building consent for the works and heritage materials. There looks like a fair amount of structural work which you'd need builders for, even if you can do wiring / decoration etc yourselves.

I also don't think you'd be able to live there while you did the work so you'd need to add rent for somewhere else.

To properly renovate that, especially considering it's grade 2 listed you'd need to at least triple that I think.

Grade 2 listed, so anywhere between 300k and 500k.