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£100k? When do you want me to start? I reckon I could train as a plumber, electrician and plasterer and still have change.
New heating would be less than £10k.
A rewire maybe £5k.
Hack off and replaster every room £10k max.
Decorate £5kA new roof well under £20k, maybe nearer £10k.
Hefty-
I'd say more for the plastering.
Add new floors throughout.
Add £5k for nice radiators.
Add £10k for nice windows.
I think we are at about £80k now.
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£100k? When do you want me to start? I reckon I could train as a plumber, electrician and plasterer and still have change.
New heating would be less than £10k.
A rewire maybe £5k.
Hack off and replaster every room £10k max.
Decorate £5kPretty much what I've spent the last year doing. I did a full rewire (some leccy experience and have a qualified pal), all the central heating bar the boiler and took a plastering course. Got builders in to do a shell extension, we've spent circa £80k (15 of which was windows and jazzy sliders,) but easily put £200k on the house. We won't be moving for a long time, too much blood and sweat invested.
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You don't live in London do you? ;)
ChasnotRobert
inchpincher
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What would £200k do for this?
I'd say £100k would gut it, re-wire, re-plumb, re-plaster and put it back to a livable condition. Probably needs a new roof as well.
Another £100k would put in a nice kitchen, maybe a side extension and a second bathroom.
Idly speculating as I think that would be about what we could afford to put into it if we sold our current house. I suspect transaction costs, being further away from vic line and liverpool st line and the general hassle would put me off.
But being able to start almost from scratch as an appealing project.