What a stunning house!!

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And it's not mine sadly!!

www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/150683030

Not for me. Don't like the navy blue kitchen. And there is far too much 'stuff' everywhere which suggests no storage which is not good.

Depends on what area you want to live in. A million wouldn't buy you much more than a 3 bed (slightly) detached here.

Don't like the house. Whoever you're promoting it for @ineedtowomanup

It's right on a main road. The garden looks minuscule and it's full of clutter. Nah!

I would say the rooms look tiny and it's more cramped than cluttered

That was my thought too - that it’s OP’s!

A mixture of ordinary, dark and try hard for me.

Yep, that would be an immediate "no" from me.

That was my take too!

Nope, nice enough but hugely ordinary. Hate the fact the door opens onto the pavement and road. Low ceilings, don’t like the black shiny floors downstairs (tiles or original floorboards would have been much nicer), don’t like the stairs going out of the kitchen (also a massive fire risk) or the black bathroom and much too much stuff everywhere. I do like the garden though and I know the area is nice.

Downstairs is dark, the kitchen is quite narrow and it would be a nightmare to keep all the stuff on the shelves clean.

Too cluttered, but upstairs is better. Don’t care for the layout.

think they call it a coach house. definitely cluttered would find all the low ceilings oppressive especially kitchen would need changing a bit to make it worth the money to be honest

I like the decor, room shapes and fabric choices.

Not keen on the clutter (which I know would be removed!), the dark rear of the house or the overlooked garden.

It's a pass from me.

S/he says it is not their house

I don’t know if it’s the dark theme throughout the house but it seems as if there isn’t much natural light.

Not sure we needed so many samey pics of the pink and orange garden sofa/cushions and shots of the outside of the house.

When you’re selling, your pictures really need to almost tell a story so buyers can picture themselves in the house doing xyz: relaxing in that spacious lounge, cooking up a storm in the bright airy kitchen etc. The house is nice enough but there’s just too much going on and masses of clutter so hard to see the house for what it really is and envisage yourself in it.

Busy high street and ceilings too low. All the men in my family are well over 6’. We call these houses “Hobbit holes”.

I wouldn't go for it. Just nearby me this house has sold recently. It's slightly more than the OP's house but is 3,600 sq ft (327 sq m), 6 bedrooms and 6 acres of land. Grade II listed:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/150089858#/?channel=RES_BUY

It would be a definite no from me, I would be put of by the following:

on the high street
lack of parking
walking straight from street into the living room
downstairs doesn’t have any flow
don’t like the shape of the kitchen
garden is overlooked

I quite like some of the colours used but that’s the only nice thing I can find about it.

I like higgeldy piggedy cottage type houses but this would be a no from me. Mainly for being on a busy A road, right on it, no front garden to set it back. Plus the lack of parking, being on the pavement, no hallway. Big fat no.

If I had the money to do this up, think I prefer this money pit:

Prehen House, 96 Prehen, Derry

Contains 2 churches and wine cellars!

I'm not stunned by anything other than the price. For a million quid it would need to have zero neighbours, be very rural, have a pool, and need nothing done to it. As a bare minimum.

It would also need to be in a cheaper location.

Or this one on the same road for nearly 200k cheaper. Similar cottage but nicer inside and I think a bit bigger? Same problem of busy road and no hallway. www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/151685888#/?channel=RES_BUY www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/151685888#/?channel=RES_BUY]]]]

massive price difference

bit more open but maybe gone too far the other way all the moderness has destroyed any character.

It has some stylish touches but not sure it all hangs together. Mainly, the problem is being flush fronted to a busy High Street (I have walked along there!). For a million I'd want detached and front garden which is perfectly possible in the Midlands.

Yes but I suspect it actually is. It's not that great a house that someone would say wow this is stunning and start a thread about. Therefore my conclusion is it is actually her house and she is simply trying to boost publicity to get it sold.