Guess the age of this house

[TremoloGreen]

OK property geeks, have a look at this and tell me when you think it was built... I've just got the title deeds and was surprised!

www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-35390571.html

1970s?

I'm going for much much earlier around 1920

1980's?

I'd say 1950s.

1930s?

50s

1950s

1970s

Ah - hadn't looked at inside

Earlier then - 20s or 30s

1930s

1920/30?

1957/8?

1930's

OK. Most people are more clued in than me.

It was built in 1938. I thought maybe 1950? The decor is more 60s/70s though. It just doesn't say 1930s house to me. This is my idea of a 30s house (nearby)

www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-50296279.html

So if you thought it was 1920s/30s, how did you know?

Another one saying 1920s/30s. It's mainly the size of the garden that makes me think this. Houses built later tend to have smaller gardens as land became more expensive.

From the inside lay out, I would say 1954 but the outside is indicating something newer. 1979.

X posted. And wrong.

I woudl have said 70's/80's but it does have that council house style brick which could make it earlier but I wouldnt have gone as early as that!

Definitely around 1930s. If you take away the newer windows and fake leading, you can see from the brickwork, it's a 1930s style.

Oops, just seen your post answering the age!

My original thought was 1930s - should have stuck with that! Not that there's a prize.

sherbert so funny - when I showed it to my father, he said "is it on a council estate?!"

There are some properties near me that are new build but they have been built in the style of 1930s houses and they look similar. That's how I guessed knew.

mmm....

because I spend too much time on rightmove and zoopla

I really love houses and buildings and architecture.

I thought pre WW2. My friend has an almost identical ex council semi. The brickwork is like new and has a pattern in it. Those houses were built to last.