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Cool house!
This has to be one of the most interesting houses I've seen Imagine the BBQ's at the top of the tower in summer Bo'ness, near Edinburgh
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I thought Edinburgh would be expensive?
PS Boness is quite a long commute from Edinburgh
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PS Boness is quite a long commute from Edinburgh
Edinburgh is quite tightly contained by the city bypass and the green belt beyond it. Prices are stupid high within Edinburgh City. There are many small towns and villages within about a 15 miles radius of the outer edge of edinburgh and the price of them seems dependant on their popularity and schooling. Bo'ness as a place is not particularly regarded as an ideal place to raise your new family so is priced accordingly. As a lover of cars I'm certainly thining about moving 10-15 miles out of the city within the next 5 years as you get a lot more house for your money and if I come to have kids and concerns about location, locaiton, location then I can move back
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DCI hit it on the head.
It'll probably end up going for 500k+
Interested parties place their bid in envelopes, then whoever bids the most gets the keys. So if you really, really want the house, you may either end up paying way more than you need, or else losing out if you bid in line with the guide price.
It'll probably end up going for 500k+
Interested parties place their bid in envelopes, then whoever bids the most gets the keys. So if you really, really want the house, you may either end up paying way more than you need, or else losing out if you bid in line with the guide price.
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DCI hit it on the head.
It'll probably end up going for 500k+
It'll probably end up going for 500k+
Highly unlikely....those heady days are more or less gone. Tend to find the margin will be 10-20% above asking price.
Appreciate that the 'right' property can command more but as a rule of thumb it's as above these days
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Originally Posted by Edcase
DCI hit it on the head.
It'll probably end up going for 500k+
Interested parties place their bid in envelopes, then whoever bids the most gets the keys. So if you really, really want the house, you may either end up paying way more than you need, or else losing out if you bid in line with the guide price.
It'll probably end up going for 500k+
Interested parties place their bid in envelopes, then whoever bids the most gets the keys. So if you really, really want the house, you may either end up paying way more than you need, or else losing out if you bid in line with the guide price.
It was sold within weeks for what we believe to be £400k. Within a few weeks it was back on the market, as again we belive the winning bidder had found out what the next highest bid was. Obviously it was alot lower than what they bid.
It's now just been sold again for the 3rd time, as the second time went exactly the same as the first time. Second time round, winning bid was £450k.
It's being sold for the family of the relative who owned it. They live in Canada, so have no idea about the Village or the market place. Why not just ask the estate agent what it's really worth, and put it on the market for that amount? It would be sold and they'd get a few hundred thousand quid in the bank for doing nothing. All I can think of is Greed.
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Originally Posted by SiPie
Appreciate that the 'right' property can command more but as a rule of thumb it's as above these days
Probably will be sold to a Southerner with more money that sense, to use at his Scotish retreat
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I don't fancy the stairs after a few pints!
As for 'English' cummutes, 15 mins of B road pleasure thank you very much! (I still want to move to Scoatland though! )
As for 'English' cummutes, 15 mins of B road pleasure thank you very much! (I still want to move to Scoatland though! )
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This has to be one of the most interesting houses I've seen Imagine the BBQ's at the top of the tower in summer Bo'ness, near Edinburgh
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Originally Posted by Trucker Ted
Corradoboy,i'm just loving that pad,very nice holiday home if the old ***** come out in the right order