I'm hoping for some words of wisdom or reassurance. We have had our property listed on the market for 7 days (ok, I know that's not long but bear with me) with no viewings. We have a large, 4 bed, 3 bath home, the kitchen is half the size of a tennis court and all fixtures, fittings and appliances throughout are high end and pretty new. We live in a lovely well served village (with restaurants, pubs, medical practices, schools, a range of shops and cafes and a heated outdoor lido), a few miles from a city. Our asking price is in the middle of the various appraisals from 7 different estate agents (so offers above £350,000 - valuations ranged from £340,000 to £375,000 plus). However, we live next to a rural train line (slow trains about once an hour during the day but none at night and an occasional goods train) and frankly never hear anything inside the house - we've lived here for 25 years. Now I know that's not for everyone so we asked the EAs to point that out on the listing details which they have done. According to the EAs, our online details are getting over a thousand hits per day and they've had various calls about the property - but, it turns out that they've been reinforcing the proximity to the track every time someone's phoned and then those enquirers have retracted their interest. We hold our hands up that we should have just let people get through the door first then make their own minds up and have asked the EAs to remove all info about the railink. But have we totally scuppered ourselves at the first hurdle? Should we relist with another agent or sit it out. Appreciate your thoughts please.