How much would this house cost where you live?

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www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/109227479

Is this the cheapest area in the uk to buy a 3 bed detached? Just can't believe how much house you get for your money!

@ClutchesPearlsAndFaints

We bought our house in November for £700 and it's nicer and larger than the one in the link. So unless housing prices have gone up dramatically in the last 6 months (which would be fine by me if they have) I honestly don't think it would be £750+. Maybe if it was bang on the seafront.

250-300k - south east wales

Wow. It's very nice.
Probally about £350k where I live. (South east England).
So , next question, anyone want to lent me the money to buy it 😉.

About £220k. There's something wrong with it though, it's already been sold once this year and once in 2018.

Between £150,000 and £500,000, some very expensive and very cheap areas near me.

[quote vickyq1983]@ClutchesPearlsAndFaints

We bought our house in November for £700 and it's nicer and larger than the one in the link. So unless housing prices have gone up dramatically in the last 6 months (which would be fine by me if they have) I honestly don't think it would be £750+. Maybe if it was bang on the seafront. [/quote]
They have gone up dramatically
It doesn't need to be on the sea front, it's a lovely area and offers a lot
Good schools as well as what I have previously listed
Plus there are plans for Lydd Airport expanding as well as Manston

£450k - outside York

Probably exactly 10 x the amount, maybe a little more, so £1.1 to £1.2 million.

I haven't read the whole thread sorry but who else noticed that scary looking shiny pipe/chimney thing in the office? .

400-500k more if prestige area with outstanding schools

500k Gloucestershire.

800ish.

they call them villas in Scotland, don't know why though.

I'd guess £400-450k here. Village in Somerset with good schools. Five miles away you could knock £100k off that, it's very variable around here!

£180-220 I'd say, depending on plot and views. North West England/Lancashire

East Dulwich SE London so anything between £850k to £1.3m.

I live in a tiny flat

@umberellaonesie

130-150k Patna is one of the most deprived areas of Scotland. As is a huge proportion of South and East ayrshire

yes, although mainly east ayrshire because it's full of mining communities that were decimated when the mines closed in the 80s/90s. It's led to huge social problems and deprivation and i do think that the house in the OP is expensive for the area.

About £500k - £600k depending on school catchments, possibly a bit more because of the view - South Manchester.

Depends exactly where in my town, but could be 100k up to 250k.

Oh it’s detached .. maybe 350k max

About 400/450 where we are (South Coast) Unfamiliar with area really . depends on travel links ,work opportunities and so on

@Hallyup6

About £220k. There's something wrong with it though, it's already been sold once this year and once in 2018.

It’s in Patna. That’s what’s wrong with it. Lovely views, but it’s a former coal-mining area which has really suffered since all the pits closed.

Love that you're in the middle of nowhere ( by all accounts) and still overlooked.

90k Max , my 6 bed was £120k in 2018.

£500 - £650k in my part of North Bristol, I reckon, depending on how close it is to the good school catchment.

3 bed detached? 160k within 3 miles of me, but there arent many.
3 bed semi, change from 100k, with quite a bit of choice for cheeper than the OP, but without the view.