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Just bought a house - now debilitating doubt. Help!

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PinkPomelo · 19/10/2024 07:49

We just bought a house and I screamed with joy when the woman (finally) accepted our offer. It's a roomy 3 bed terraced with a big garden. We always said we needed 4 beds but we've compromised and will build a pod in the garden right away. We have a baby and it's so safe and lovely for her, primary school is amazing and the train and beach are a 10 min walk. There's new shops opening, new bar etc as there's lots of newbuilds and just seems like a really exciting thing to be part of.

Childcare is very limited and we've got dd in to a nursery in a town 10 mins drive away. But driving through it yesterday I've now suddenly felt silly for not considering buying there. I could get a 4 bed detached for the same money. It's not as well connected, it's more in land, a bigger town and everything that comes with that but I know a few people that live there and they love it. I just feel silly for not even looking in to it. We put our house on the market yesterday! Is it too late to check it out? Is it just moving nerves or maybe even just the thought that dd will be going to nursery in a different place although it's really not far from the house it'd be a normal distance in a city.

Major point is we both work in the city so the train was very convenient for that. But I don't know if we've undone the convenience of that since we have to drive dd to a nursery anyway.

OP posts:
MissSookieStackhouse · 16/12/2024 10:57

You haven’t just bought a house if you’ve only just had an offer accepted! It’s the very first step on a rather long ladder! You can easily withdraw your offer at this stage without repercussions, but if you’re going to do it, better to do it sooner rather than later before you or the seller start incurring costs.

TallulahBetty · 16/12/2024 11:02

MissSookieStackhouse · 16/12/2024 10:57

You haven’t just bought a house if you’ve only just had an offer accepted! It’s the very first step on a rather long ladder! You can easily withdraw your offer at this stage without repercussions, but if you’re going to do it, better to do it sooner rather than later before you or the seller start incurring costs.

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