Honestly @Houseadvice26 .... It has zero kerb appeal from the pics on it. And it's waaaaay too grey and bland IMO. There is nothing appealing about it - for me. 2 small bedrooms on the ground floor, then 2 long thin bedrooms on the first floor that have a sloping roof because they're kind of in the roof. Small kitchen, L-shaped, hard-to-work-with lounge/diner, stairs descending out of the lounge/diner, (which will make the downstairs heat fly upstairs!) and the bathroom is downstairs... (And does the bathroom have the only toilet?) You can't even put any wardrobes in the 2 upstairs bedroom, they are reaaallly hard to furnish.
Sorry to be rude, it's just my opinion. I mean obviously someonew will like it, as you clearly did as you bought it! I think it's still overpriced, even though you have dropped the price. I know a number of people who bought a property for £400K to £450K 3-5 years ago, and they have them up for £100K to £125K more, and they have done nothing to them, (or very little,) other than decorate it to their taste and style. And they seem puzzled that the houses aren't selling. They won't accept that they are wildly overpriced.
You may need to drop your house to £350K I think most of the things that may be putting people off cannot really be altered. Although the price can be!
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