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Why aren’t we getting more viewings? Honest feedback welcome

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Diva78 · 23/09/2026 11:16

We’re selling our four-bedroom townhouse in Bicester and have reached the point where we’d really value some completely impartial opinions.

We originally listed at £425k, have since changed estate agents, reduced the price to £400k, changed the lead photo and updated the kitchen cupboards to give them a more neutral look.

Despite all that, we’ve still had very few viewings and hardly any interest coming directly through Rightmove.

We know townhouses and three-storey living won’t appeal to everyone, and there are larger semis and detached houses available nearby. However, our house has good square footage, three bathrooms, flexible living and home-working space, a garage, driveway parking and a quieter position on the estate.

Would anyone be willing to look at the listing and give me some honest but constructive feedback? Is it the price, layout, photos, description or something else we’re just not seeing?

50, Fontwell Road, Bicester, Oxfordshire, OX26 1BP - Estate Agents in Bicester, Oxfordshire | Barton Fleming

Thank you!

50, Fontwell Road, Bicester, Oxfordshire, OX26 1BP - Estate Agents in Bicester, Oxfordshire | Barton Fleming

50, Fontwell Road, Bicester, Oxfordshire, OX26 1BP - Estate Agents in Bicester, Oxfordshire | Barton Fleming

Entrance Hall and Cloakroom Ground Floor Family Room and Kitchen Diner First Floor Landing with Staircase to Second Floor First Floor Living Room…

https://bartonfleming.more-homes.co.uk/PropertyDetails/352148/50,%20Fontwell%20Road,%20Bicester,%20Oxfordshire,%20OX26%201BP

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KeepPumping · 13/10/2026 14:12

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This has been deleted by MNHQ for breaking our Talk Guidelines.

You don"t but it is a basic guideline that reminds you to keep common sense at hand and remember that most property has not increased in value over the last few years while mortgage debt costs have and cost of living has also risen, the best guide of course is that if no one is viewing it is overpriced.

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