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Would You Buy A 4 Bed House With A Tiny Garden
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literally 2m x 3m
We want to buy our first house.. its the only one we can afford.. its a dooer upper.. so we would like to make some money on it eventually.. but the tiny garden is the only downside..
Any thoughts would be very gratefully received (its three bed atm.. but we were going to convert the loft...)
We want to buy our first house.. its the only one we can afford.. its a dooer upper.. so we would like to make some money on it eventually.. but the tiny garden is the only downside..
Any thoughts would be very gratefully received (its three bed atm.. but we were going to convert the loft...)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Are there any parks or playspaces nearby? What is the location like generally? We lived in a house like that in Surrey years ago. We had no kids (bought the house because DH moved with his job, we got a subsidised mortgage so worth buying the biggest house we could afford) It was in St John's in a lovely villagey non estate setting outside Woking It was close to the village green, easy bus access to Woking, nice shops and between two train stations. We had no trouble at all selling it.
I would (obviously) assume that the price of a 4 bedroom house with a very small garden, would be less than a 4 bedroom house with a decent size garden.
If a family wanted/needed a 4 bedroom house, but couldn't afford the price of the one with the larger garden, I'm sure that they would consider the one with the smaller garden ...... if the price was right !!
If a family wanted/needed a 4 bedroom house, but couldn't afford the price of the one with the larger garden, I'm sure that they would consider the one with the smaller garden ...... if the price was right !!
Its in a lovely area with great schools, great parks, at the foot of the downs.. Gizmonster I think you might be right..!! Thank you :-) woofgan, I hope we have the same luck as you! fredpuli.. we were going to try and market it with professionals in mind! Jno.. it defiantly doesn't have the feel of an upstairs flat..!
thank you everyone!
thank you everyone!
I agree with prudie, some people aren't bothered about a big garden, as long as you have a wow factor inside you could get away with it. There may be some way you could make the outside look more inviting maybe a water feature or well placed interesting pots and planters. Busy career people wouldn't worry about gardening.
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