Is this what you’d consider to be a ‘middle class’ style house?

Why does it matter to you OP? I’m curious.

I think it’s a lovely house, and would make a lovely family home.

The idea that anything other than a period house with original fixtures means you can’t be MC is ridiculous. Plenty of MC people - including those who’ve grown up in houses like this - live in modern houses. And it’s possible to love and appreciate older houses without being MC.

As for saying it’s only tradesmen who live in houses like this. No, it really isn’t. As I’m sure the posters saying this know perfectly well. This is like the threads where posters fall over themselves to prove they know what’s what by insisting upper class people all go around coated in dog hair.

A quick glance of the street view shows an area with the same style of houses. It's definitely not among council houses.

It depends on the area and we don't know if it's a nice area or in the middle of a council estate. I couldn't afford it regardless.

There are no chimneys on this house

Well most ‘middle class’ people with families can’t afford that sort of house, DD and her Fiance earn £120k between them and couldn’t get a mortgage for anywhere near £600k.

😂😂😂😂

To me that's Upper Middle Class.

My house is a 2 bed Victorian terrace, current value 220k at best. Definitely Working Class

It's fooking shocking, IMO. No sense of solidarity. :(

I don’t agree with some people’s definition of middle class. Middle class is a very broad category. Not all middle class people have inherited furniture and cultured interests
This is a middle class house. Many middle class people couldn’t, in fact,afford it.
I’m from a working class background and inherited nothing. If I said I was working class on here people would argue that I am not because I have a degree and had a professional job.
I feel sorry for the people who put their house on Rightmove and ended up with a lot of unpleasant people criticising their taste. Although they have a nice house and I think they’ll get the asking price so they’ll be okay.

@Spooky2000 there was a thread this week about changing a kitchen to encourage a house sale. The OP had had no luck. It didn't take long for the kickings to come out including searching the house through Google.

Honest to God, what is up with posters these days? It's a simple question that the OP asks - answer it and leave it there. No need to make snide remarks and if I'm honest, these make me think that you're a thoroughly unpleasant person who gets a kick out of getting a reaction. Sad that you need negative attention to make you feel validated. Particularly on the net. 😐

It looks middle class to me.

There, see? Easy. If the Op wants further info, she'll ask.

Not many working class people could afford it.
I find your question odd. What do you want people to think about you? Is class status very important to you? I'm really intrigued as to your actual background. What was your financial situation growing up? Is it different now?

It looks like a lovely house - and right next to the Peak District too. A double thumbs up! Very good value. You wouldn't get that much house for your money where I am!

A friend was selling a Mayfair house and in the comments in the newspaper feature were observations about her ancient television.
She's definitely upper middle class.

I really don't care what decor a potential house has. If the size and location suits that's fine by me. I like changing it.

Mine too. Also half the size of the subject of the post.

Interesting. I agree. Calling people working middle and upper class are categories that don't even really exist in modern society anymore.

What is OP even asking? "Will people think I'm 'something' if I own a house like this". Who cares what people think? Live in a cute little 2 bed terraced house. Or live in a huge 5 bed house with 4 bathrooms.... Neither means you're any more likely to be middle class, because middle class isn't really a thing now.

Is this an insult?

Perfectly nice house.

It's only 7 years old so isn't going to have the character of an older property but so what, it's not pretending to be something it's not either.

I'm sure there are very many working class people who travel far more than I ever do. I'm of middle class background and a confirmed homebody, like most of my friends.

Haven't been overseas for many years. I'm happy to do my travelling in books and documentaries etc.

Why does everything have to be put in to a class?
It is tedious.

The house is massive compared to your average new build. It would obviously be the home of a person with much more money than average. Even if you can get a long mortgage at a great rate, this house is unaffordable to many. Why is this not obvious to you? If you can afford it, but it. It’s gorgeous. But for the love of god, redecorate.

I think being able to buy a house at all makes you middle class!
At that price, I’d think upper middle class.

The existence of an outdoor office shed answers your question - the real question is - do they have enough screens in it?