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Janeofalltrades1 · 16/04/2017 14:21

What do you think of this property?

www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-58694248.html

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Ratbagcatbag · 16/04/2017 14:23

Looks lovely but depends on lots of things? Top end of budget? Location to work? You have 7 children?

I like how bright it is, and the living room is a fab size.

Sparklingbrook · 16/04/2017 14:24

Great for a first home (as in the building/bricks/decor/floor space). No idea of area etc.

FanaticalFox · 16/04/2017 14:26

Wow! 80k. Perfect and its all done!

Janeofalltrades1 · 16/04/2017 14:26

Rat thanks for the input but I have no children, it's about 20 minutes drive away from work and it's about £10k under my top end of budget.

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Janeofalltrades1 · 16/04/2017 14:28

Just to add, it'll be my first home. Location wise, the area used to be an old council estate. Mostly privately owned houses.

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SmileEachDay · 16/04/2017 14:29

Your AIBU is...?

Sparklingbrook · 16/04/2017 14:32

So it all looks good. So yes, what's the AIBU bit?

wowbutter · 16/04/2017 14:38

If that's where you're from and you want to live there, what is the issue! You can afford it, so go for it.

Would I live there? No. Would it be an option for me if I lived in that area? No.

The questions are, do you like it? Would the lack of downstairs loo out you off? Would the low ceilings out you off? The outside? The area?

spanieleyes · 16/04/2017 14:40

Ex council houses tend to be larger than average and well built. it certainly isn't a "posh" part of Leeds but it is decent and the local schools are rated Good. The number of children receiving Pupil Premium funding is quite high, which reflects the catchment area but the school seems to ensure the children make good progress.

NabobsFromNobHill · 16/04/2017 14:42

I wouldn't buy it but thats neither here nor there. What is the aibu?

StillDrivingMeBonkers · 16/04/2017 14:43

It has no garden Sad
I think it's quite depressing, the windows are small, the kitchen is nice enough though. I would buy if only to get on the ladder.

Why is it so cheap ?

FormerlyFrikadela01 · 16/04/2017 14:52

Why is it so cheap ?

It'll be cheap because the area isn't the greatest. However there are worse parts of ls10.

According to street check it's still over 40% social housing so by no means mostly privately owned op.

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