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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: STEMO on 05 September 2016, 22:26:07
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.....in Central London cost? £500K, £600K.....more?
Have a look at this in Barnsley
http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/41422163?search_identifier=410a1aba5c02500cc5235ec6989c12b1#dlWRjgwG7QhdCimG.97
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Quite nice, although it could do with a lick of paint here and there. ::)
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Wow what a house :y, only wish I could afford it may be a lottery win this friday or saturday, that would be nice. :y
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Reckon the gas bill might be a little on the steep side, mind. :(
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Quite nice, although it could do with a lick of paint here and there. ::)
It's a bit run down, but for, say, a million quid, you'd have a nice pad. ;D
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Reckon the gas bill might be a little on the steep side, mind. :(
Yep. The gas bill would probably cost as much as my mortgage.
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First job UPVC windows & doors 😂😂😂
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Quite nice, although it could do with a lick of paint here and there. ::)
It's a bit run down, but for, say, a million quid, you'd have a nice pad. ;D
Maybe our Lord Opti might be tempted for another holiday home. :)
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First job UPVC windows & doors 😂😂😂
Dunno if that's allowed M Lud
Grade II listed Elizabethan Manor House dating back to the 15th Century :-\
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Reckon the gas bill might be a little on the steep side, mind. :(
Yep. The gas bill would probably cost as much as my mortgage.
Reckons £111 for gas and electric a month and £232 council tax :o :o
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First job UPVC windows & doors 😂😂😂
And some white plastic guttering, then couple of concrete lions, at the entrance. There's posh
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A smart semi in central London, probably around £1million I would imagine. Daughter lives in a nice 1 bed flat, outside the congestion zone by about 25 yards. Value circa £700k. Fickin ludicrous.
I used to live in a big old house, not as big as the one in the link but still big, and in winter time you couldnt keep heat in it. I almost went bankrupt trying. 25ft x 25ft rooms with 10 ft high ceilings, huge Victorian sash windows with half inch gaps between the sashes.
The house I live in now is approx. the size of one room in the old house, but at least this one isn't haunted.
I do miss my 4 garages though.Would be more than happy with one now. ::)
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Reckon the gas bill might be a little on the steep side, mind. :(
Yep. The gas bill would probably cost as much as my mortgage.
Reckons £111 for gas and electric a month and £232 council tax :o :o
He must have a jumper or two in his wardrobe, then. ;D
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The north/south divide is alive and well. ;)
£650,000 would probably buy 50% of a one bed studio flat in central London.
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Using the mortgage reckoner ..... if I put down £250 000 (a generous value of my house) over 11 yrs (I'm 54) gives a monthly payment of a mere £3100 a month
I'd need to put myself down for a lot of overtime ;D ;D ;D
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The north/south divide is alive and well. ;)
£650,000 would probably buy 50% of a one bed studio flat in central London.
As is the East / West divide.
Two years ago sold 5 bed semi in London suburb (not Central)
Bought 4 bed detached in Wales plus a new build 1 bed Flat in same London suburb
Today, house and flat are worth around the same :o
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Somebody I know recently sold a flat in Putney for over £800k
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Borrow the deposit and then rent it out as serviced accommodation. That's your pension pot sorted.
probably.
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Approximately 3 acres with Butlers Cottage, outbuildings and garaging
Every house should have one ::)