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People tend to let them go cheap because it saves hassle for both sides, but if you stress how new they are I'm sure you could ask a bit more.
Ultimately second hand appliances are a buyer's market though. Not sure on percentage, maybe try 60?
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If it were me, I would not state them as included in the property inventory form - I think you can usually put down the number you want or leave it blank and negotiate. If you can supply warranties then I would think 60%-70% of value seems doable. Getting people in to fit washing machines or ovens is a PITA at the moment and not having them sucks.
Our range oven was included, 4yrs of heavy use and we got them to pay 80% of what we'd paid for it.
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In terms of trying to sell appliances to a buyer. Annoyingly, I had to replace my washing machine in March and the freestanding double oven in Sept, both registered for warranties. What is a reasonable percentage of new price to offer them at?
I would have just thrown them in if they were old, but ideally I will get something back as they are pretty much new.