How much did you pay for your 3/4 bed house and what area isn't in?

[tvlover1234]

Just a light hearted thread. Property interests me.

Buying a 3/4 bed house in Bristol. It's lovely. Clean. Very clean. Lovely garden and space for 2 cars on the drive. We got it for a steal of 150,000 although needs some updating.

Just wondering what everyone else paid in different parts of the country! What area and what condition?

3 double-bed mid terrace (ex council house) in Cardiff. £155k two years ago, now around 185k

3 bed detached last December - 700k in Kingston (SW London). It's an absolute wreck requiring complete modernisation.

South west is very area dependant we want to buy a 4 bed it will be about 350k

Sold a 4 bed, Victorian terrace in Bristol a year ago for £545k. Congrats on your new house OP. 150k is a bargain in Bristol - guessing its not in Clifton

3 bed with big rooms and massive garden £90k in the North East!

3 bed In Scotland - £80k! Needed new kitchen and bathroom but the rest was in decent condition.

218k for 3 bed in South East London (zone 3) ten years ago.

It's now worth about 500k.

We can't afford a 4 bed so will do a loft extension one day hopefully.

3 bed terrace, South devon £125,009 9 years ago - we bought at the wrong time!

No standout it is nearer Dundry actually! Defo not Clifton haha

Jesus! I could sell my little garden less 2 bed flat in south Herts and buy 2 or 3 places "up a bit"

Just sold my 1970's 3 bed semi detached for 220k, am in the SE.

3 bed semi-d, £390k, bought Oct 2014, East London/Essex borders

Dundry is lovely tvlover, we are stuck to areas because of schools so have cottage by Cribs, until the children finish then going to Norway.

We are slightly north of you and bought a 4 bed detached house in 2006 for £205000. We've done lots of work and added and extension and now worth around £350000

£172k in Nov 2011
W have had to do some work...latest valuation £228k!

Sorry I'm in east Midlands

4 bed semi hampshire/Surrey border £530k

£230k for a three bed period property (conservation area) in a nice part of Birmingham three years ago. Have done lots of work to it and added an extension and it was recently revalued at £355k.

Rural South Yorkshire, near Sheffield - 4 bed detached with garage and small garden £285k 12 years ago. House prices haven't moved much since then and the house opposite has just been sold for £310k.

Am very reading this; South Hants based. Wish I could get a decent paying job up North!

In 2007, paid £260k for 3bed 1930's semi, huge garden drive for 4 cars, garage on busy A road in nice village in central Kent. Needed masses of work updating and garden was just weeds. Sold 2011 due to divorce for £225k.
2013 bought 2 bed Victorian mid terrace 15 mins from old house in centre Of very nice little village for £123k, total overhaul everything from bare bricks up done. Now valued at £180-200k.

A nice 3 bed semi or terraced in my immediate area is £300-£350k. South Coast.

Lancashire. 3 bed semi, drive, garage and garden. 160k 6 years ago, needed a bit of work. We re-mortgaged start of this year and was valued at 185 which we're pleased with (not planning to move but meant LTV was improved for better rate!)

I'm intrigued, where in Bristol did you get 3/4 bedrooms for £150,000?
We bought a 3 bed terrace in BS4 eighteen years ago for about £45,000, sold 12 years ago for £110,000, same house just sold for £260,000.

Bristol is so area dependant though, so hard to generalise, houses on one side of the road can be up to £100,000 different to the other, if it comes under a different area.

3 bed terrace in NW, bought for 111k in 2006. Now worth 85k ????

Stuck here forever.