What do you think of this property?

[Missda]

www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-41763247.html

Is it yours? Are you looking for constructive criticism?

I'm not sure about the breakfast bar in the kitchen, and it looks a bit dark - but I think that will probably be more to do with the photos than in the flesh. The layout is nice, it's probably a bit too small for a big family, but I like what they've done with the place. Is this one you're looking at? Will it meet what you're looking for?

Noisy mid terrace

Tiny garden

Yes small garden, and the photos could be better. But quite good otherwise, for the price :)

No one we are looking to buy.
It would be our first home.
There is a big back garden.

It will be our starter home.

I'm guessing it's an appropriate price for it's area and I think it's pretty good. Looks as tho you can move straight in.

Don't like doors to kitchen units. You could make it look so much better for a small amount.

Love the big mirrored wardrobe in bedroom and the kitchen breakfast bar.

I'd buy it

Missda, the only thing I'd think about is how big your family will be when you're in there - that study isn't big enough for a bed really, and the downstairs is quite a cosy layout - so probably fine with one but would feel cramped with two DCs.

On closer inspection, they're actually the doors I have in my kitchen

I honestly think it's really nice.

Not a bad starter home! I live somewhere where a 3 bed house would start at 600k, so think this is a real bargain!

This is another option but I think it needs too much work.

www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-41156215.html

I think it looks nice and practical for a first home.

Hmmm it's no tv half as stylish but the outside shows great potential to be nice and at 30k cheaper would it be cheap enough to refurb without losing too much money?

The other house is further down the street but is the same size.

The photos are absolutely dreadful (how do the EAs get away with it?) but the house itself looks very nice! You need to go and see it for real and make sure it isn't as dark as the photos seem to make it.

I think the first one is lovely for a first home

I think the second one only needs a few licks of paint in the right place tho.

Lovely views. A bit bland at the moment but you could make your mark. Good starter home.

With the second one I would want to knock through the kitchen and dining room and swap them over as kitchen is tiny and you would then have a larger kitchen with a dining room that would have a door out into the garden.

It also needs new flooring throughout although from viewing other propertied there are lovely floorboards underneath them.

I think it is worth a visit then doing some sums.

Don't like #2 - first looks like a much better option.

Number 2. Because of the price and the extra space to the side.

And because I cannot bear leaded windows.

The back garden also looks flatter?

Has potential. Doesn't need much. Lovely view. You'll probably outgrow it fairly quickly though.

In think it looks nice! In a nice street! Not too keen in number 2 but then I am lazy....

Looks nice though think it may be overpriced, looking at other recent sales of comparable properties if you could get it down a bit in price it would be more realistic sales in area

is parking an issue there? No one seems to have parked in front, no mention of a garage or driveway. Fighting for a space on the road all the time can be irritating.