Bought a Victorian 3/4 bed house with small garden about 10 years ago which we may put on market in next year or so. Very good location close to tube / forest / shops / good primary and secondary. When we bought it, it needed a lot of work to point not mortgageable - we've done a lot of work including adding in fireplace and chimney in living room which is what made it unmortgageable before, new kitchen, dampproofing, new wooden floor in living room, removed concrete in garden put in lawn, took out 2 trees surveyor recommended. But still fair bit of work to do to make it perfect. Like bathroom would ideally be redone (white but dated), carpets upstairs are a bit eaten/black in places thanks to kids and cat. A few cracks in walls. Few places with mold bathroom and 1 bedroom. Roof is too short for building regs. Chimneystack needs repair. Garden wall needs repair. House needs repainting outside. Surveyor said structurally fine. Obviously we would need to price accordingly easiest thing for us is no work but would a buyer pull out on survey? If we do work what would you prioritise? We would have to put work costs on mortgage temporarily. Thanks very much.