I saw these when the price was dropped to 995 and at the time I was told by the agent that the best of the three (ie the most finished and one with the marginally better garden ) had an offer of 840. Not sure if it went anymore than that. Assuming it went sale agreed for around that I’d guess the other 2 went for 50-100 less ( to allow for additional cost of finishing and possibly because gardens are marginally smaller).
I passed there yesterday and there seemed to be a fair bit of activity – tradesmen in doing underfloor heating etc so no reason to suggest these sales won’t go through (if they have not already as alluded to above)
Whilst the back gardens are small the spec of the houses is excellent and there is a lot of room out the front for small kids to play around. The houses are nicely tucked in and it feels very peaceful beside the golf course.
Lisney’s have been trying to see this off-market for a few months with no success obviously.
When I pointed out to the Lisney idiot that the 1.25 million asking price was nearly 300,00 more than the asking price of the other houses, he started talking about all the improvements and appliances the owner had invested in.
Still, pity the seller who gets talked about here.
appears to be strange pricing strategy - only possible advantage to timing of sale after the others sold (assuming sales went through) is the comfort buyer may get in knowing others sold. Garden is better on this one and finish probably a bit better but would think 950 or so might be clearing price assumming demand has not been satiated by sale of other 3 and there is a would be vendor with that kind go dough.
