We want to put our house on the market in March/April having decided we want to move sooner rather than later for family reasons. Our kitchen is in dire need of being replaced. It's an ancient Magnet one with several broken cupboard doors, missing drawers and a few random gaps that I've never been able to understand (just a hole where there should be a base cupboard - I stash a storage trolley thing in it at the moment). I think any buyer would want to do a kitchen extension rather than a straight replacement as it's a smallish galley kitchen leading to a large conservatory and the obvious thing is to knock down the conservatory and replace it with an eat-in kitchen. I've always been bitterly ashamed of the kitchen but we have redone the rest of the house and have just run out of time, money and energy to do the kitchen itself. It's a great family house overlooking a park in a very popular bit of London, in the catchment area for a very over-subscribed state school. Should we put in the cheapest new kitchen we can, knowing that it will get ripped out by the new buyers? Put it on the market as is? Try to make the existing kitchen look better although God knows how?Any suggestions/thoughts?