In through the keyhole....
- Thread starter Paul Mc
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BertieWorcester
What-ho!!
I can’t believe how low the price is for the house. The variants we get in the UK are astonishing.
I’d bet the records are probably worth almost as much as the property.
I’d bet the records are probably worth almost as much as the property.
I can't believe that you think that is a low price.
The price is that high as the village is rather swish/twee (take your pick), and, no doubt, due to where it is near. It is, at the end of the day, a 3-bed end of terrace with no outside space of significance - hence having to use the front garden as they do.
david ellwood
Kirabosi Kognoscente
I thought it was cheap too.
david ellwood
Kirabosi Kognoscente
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-86493773.html
There must be something wrong here?
There must be something wrong here?
Caliente
pfm Member
My wife is originally from a town close to Accrington, so knowing the town a little I reckon the price is about right (it needs some new carpets and so on). You need to travel a 100 or so yards away to possibly find you are surrounded by tiny workers' cottages - the area will have a limit irrespective of what the property is. I've been tentatively looking for when I retire and have been looking back at Lancashire - Southport has similar offerings - some very nice Edwardian dwellings can be found at realistic prices.
Paul Mc
pfm Member
"At the heart of Accrington," is your answer.
Bob McC
Living the life of Riley
The neighbours?
julifriend
pfm Member
The text says it is one of 3 dwellings in the period building. Therefore the price is for 1/3rd of the overall building.