If you were moving which house would you pick?

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Which is the best option?

They are all in a similar part of the city it terms of proximity to motorways and railway stations-Which would you go for and why? One is mine and I want to know how it compares to other properties of the same sizes

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Without knowing the area I like number 1 best, it's more to my taste and I would want to change the kitchen in the other two. Also looks to have more outside space.

I think i'd go for one. the rooms are bigger and looks more spacious

I think first house for me

Number one for me.

Either 1 or 3

I’m not too keen on the mock Tudor facade of #3.

Other than that there’s not much to choose. It’s a matter of personal preference when you’re choosing between two broadly similar things, I think.

First one

Number 1 just on the house. Then 3, then 2.

However, location is important and 1 looks like it might be least leafy.

I also think one.

Better garden-esp if you have Dc

Which one would you pick OP?

1 then 3 then 2

Number 1 for me

I definitely like property number 1. It is a lovely home.

Number 3, because I see clients at home and the layout works best for that.

Number one is clearly the best presented, but which is the best located? I don’t really like number 2, but could probably manage with number 3

I like 3 best.

I’m not sure the downstairs layout 2 flows all that well, and some of their furniture does seem a bit squashed in.

1 is just like any other pristine new build. Nice enough but lacking in character.

One the first one check your car actually fits down the drive and you can open the door. My drives similar and we can’t get dp’s focus down the drive and open the door! Nothing worse than an unusable drive!

2+3 seem like they need slightly more modernisation, kitchens and bathrooms all look slightly dated, so I guess number 1. Also number 1 doesn’t seem to have an overlooked garden,

Number 1, great kitchen and garden. The other two are tired, have dated decor and conservatories that aren’t very nice.

Mumsiedarling- I would pick mine - but that’s because I wouldn’t live in area 2. Area 3 is lovely but away from any amenities and I too don’t like the mock Tudor style. However, we’ve been for sale for a month and had very few viewings (mainly those who are not proceedable) so I’m not sure if there is something putting people off?

We have catchment to the best primary and secondary in the city, 5 min from the new railway station and 5 min from motorway into Birmingham. Country park 8 min walk away and swimming pool in the blind college opposite, Waitrose 5 min walk away.

Is it the price or decor?

Number 1 for me.

Number 1 for me. Wow to the prices, Worcester here we come!!

It's between 1 and 3 for me. 1 would probably win as the garden looks a bit bigger.

I don't like the layout downstairs of 2, it also needs more work (kitchen and bathrooms are more to my taste in 1 and 3 and look newer) and the garden looks smaller.

Didn’t give any reasons...like the bedroom with the slanted door and chair in the corner, looks like a new build but with a few cottagy features. Garden is lovely.

One is very nicely presented and looks well looked after.
Two needs some work eg shower , bit dated and not keen on conservatory.
Three - not keen on conservatory and also dislike the mock Tudor front.
One, three and two would be my order.

Easily the first one - much bigger garden, nicer decor, and more practical layout. 2 I'd want to change downstairs layout which seems quite bitty and not entirely logical. It also looks lighter than the other 2.

Agree 1 has a great layout. The others would need reconfiguration.