How much would this be worth Darn Sarf?
16 July 2002, 12:41 PM
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End Terraced Property with Gas Central Heating System and Majority Double Glazing Installed. Briefly Comprising; Entrance Hall, Lounge, Dining Room, Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms plus Study Room/Office, Bathroom, Garden area to Side and Garden to Rear. Offered For Sale with No Chain Involved. Viewing Essential to Fully Appreciate.
Entrance Hall
Cellar
Lounge
4.27m max (narrows to one end) x 4.24m
14' 0" max (narrows to one end) x 13' 11"
Dining Room
4.60m max x 4.76m max (narrows to one end)
15' 1" max x 15' 7" max (narrows to one end)
Kitchen
2.90m (narrowing to one end) x 3.46m
9' 6" (narrowing to one end) x 11' 4"
First Floor Landing
Bedroom 1
4.22m x 4.26m max (narrows to one end)
13' 10" x 14' 0" max (narrows to one end)
Bedroom 2
3.51m max x 2.87m max
11' 6" max x 9' 5" max
Study/Office
4.52m max x 2.78m max (narrows to one end)
14' 10" max x 9' 1" max (narrows to one end)
Bathroom
12' 6" max x 10' 4" max
16 July 2002, 12:45 PM
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£39,995
Are salaries 3 times more than Northern equivalencies in the South?
[Edited by rik1471 - 7/16/2002 12:46:48 PM]
[Edited by rik1471 - 7/16/2002 12:47:11 PM]
Are salaries 3 times more than Northern equivalencies in the South?
[Edited by rik1471 - 7/16/2002 12:46:48 PM]
[Edited by rik1471 - 7/16/2002 12:47:11 PM]
16 July 2002, 01:02 PM
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Re: salaries, from the research I've done (moving to Scotland...) I'd say that up north you can expect to earn between 40% and 60% of what you'd earn in the SE.
But it depends on the job, the exact area and a host of other factors...
But it depends on the job, the exact area and a host of other factors...
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16 July 2002, 01:02 PM
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I was looking in Redhill, surrey (where i live), there was a 14x15 studio flat with shared kitchen etc, total pants, guess how much....
£89,950!!!! ****ards! *****ng rip off if you ask me
£89,950!!!! ****ards! *****ng rip off if you ask me
16 July 2002, 02:22 PM
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On of the girls in my team bought a flat in Notting Hill last year. It had one bedroom (about 12'x11') a lounge (14'x14', IIRC), a kitchen (tiny), bathroom and that was about it. There was no garden, and no offroad parking.
She paid £295,000.
I suspect it's probably worth closer to 400k now, though.
She paid £295,000.
I suspect it's probably worth closer to 400k now, though.
16 July 2002, 02:32 PM
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I would say nearer 160k for that if it were in the Bracknell/Ascot area, more if it was Windsor.
Mate of mine owns a flat in Windsor, ground floor of a 2 bed victorian terrace, small garden, no parking, 1 bedroom, over 150k !!!
Mate of mine owns a flat in Windsor, ground floor of a 2 bed victorian terrace, small garden, no parking, 1 bedroom, over 150k !!!
16 July 2002, 02:56 PM
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Thats not too dissimilar to a house I sold last June for £130k in Poole, Dorset. Mine was mid terrace, 2 bed 3 rec, beds were 12"x12 ish, bathroom was 10"x10", down stairs were lounge 13"x11" and diner the same size, sun room 9"x9" and kitchen 18"x12" had w/c downstairs. ORP, newish UPVC DG allround, leaky roof 
, unfinished DIY project on the guttering round the back 
Would probably go for around £140k now. Similiar houses in other areas would go between 100k and 180k probably, so many 'good' and 'bad' areas.
, unfinished DIY project on the guttering round the back Would probably go for around £140k now. Similiar houses in other areas would go between 100k and 180k probably, so many 'good' and 'bad' areas.
16 July 2002, 03:34 PM
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That house round here: (Kingston Upon Thames/Surbiton)
Would be worth about £200k, maybe a bit more!!
Two up, two downs about £200-240k, depending on period!!!!
Toby, Caroline's studio flat was valued at £105k in Kingston!!! And with the development in town, it will be worth a lot more soon!!!
Would be worth about £200k, maybe a bit more!!
Two up, two downs about £200-240k, depending on period!!!!
Toby, Caroline's studio flat was valued at £105k in Kingston!!!
And with the development in town, it will be worth a lot more soon!!!
16 July 2002, 04:52 PM
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Jawa - you would be surprised to see property prices in the Bronx (Gt Hollands) these days. Bl00dy stupid !
Still yeah it does depend where in the Bracknell area. I was thinking of Binfield, Warfield, Winkfield areas, cos thats where you might find that sort of house.
Still yeah it does depend where in the Bracknell area. I was thinking of Binfield, Warfield, Winkfield areas, cos thats where you might find that sort of house.
16 July 2002, 08:11 PM
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Go even further south and ship it over to Jersey.
The prices over here are completely mad. Old Nigel Mansell paid 5.5 million for an average place just down the road from me. and the house opposite me sold for 3.5 million.
A starter home for first time buyer is now nearing £300k and anything reasonable is over £500k. But hey we're all billionaires over here so it doesn't matter
The prices over here are completely mad. Old Nigel Mansell paid 5.5 million for an average place just down the road from me. and the house opposite me sold for 3.5 million.
A starter home for first time buyer is now nearing £300k and anything reasonable is over £500k. But hey we're all billionaires over here so it doesn't matter
17 July 2002, 02:12 PM
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Well it depends where about in Manchester you are.
I sold my house 3 double beds, large knock through lounge, brown new PVC all over the house with gold bars going through the glass, new decor plus extras.
I got 27,000 after 6/8 months being on the market.
chel xxx
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I sold my house 3 double beds, large knock through lounge, brown new PVC all over the house with gold bars going through the glass, new decor plus extras.
I got 27,000 after 6/8 months being on the market.
chel xxx
[Edited by Chelsie-Bun - 7/17/2002 2:14:53 PM]
17 July 2002, 03:21 PM
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About £200,000 in the Bounds Green (Enfield, North London) area with no off street parking
Tell me what you earn and I'll tell you how many times more us Londoners earn.....
Matt
Tell me what you earn and I'll tell you how many times more us Londoners earn.....
Matt
