Quite fancy this for the money.

[M35A2]

Check out the description of the outbuildings on this house. Could spend many hours playing here, 4.5 acres too, all for £122,880.

http://www.mls.ca/PropertyDetails.as...ertyID=6143890


And this one says it's good for boys with big toys!!!!!

http://www.mls.ca/PropertyDetails.as...ertyID=6070618

[captain_chaos]

all that for £122,800!! that would buy you a shoebox around here

[BUSHWHACKER]

all that for £122,800!! that would buy you a shoebox around here

Three bed semi's go for that near me!

[M35A2]

all that for £122,800!! that would buy you a shoebox around here

Same here. That would buy a studio flat here, with fold down bed and one room.

[MudSurfer]

Wow - although I think my commute may be a bit long from there....

[M35A2]

Wow - although I think my commute may be a bit long from there....

How much are they in Florida, I thought the property prices fell through the celler there???

[BUSHWHACKER]

Much prefer the second one, I've always wanted a house with a wrap around deck.

[captain_chaos]

Three bed semi's go for that near me!

this is a breakdown of housing prices around poole

Summary of Properties for Sale in Poole
Total properties for sale in Poole: 2,569
Properties for sale in Poole listed in the last 14 days: 242
Average* price of properties for sale in Poole: £483,877
Median* price: £264,950


Properties for Sale in Poole by Price
No. of properties
under £100,000 45
£100,000 to £200,000 572
£200,000 to £300,000 940
£300,000 to £400,000 359
£400,000 to £500,000 147
£500,000 to £1,000,000 296
over £1,000,000 210

Property Prices in Poole by Number of Bedrooms
No. of properties Average price Median price
One bedroom 161 £144,036 £139,950
Two bedrooms 837 £245,455 £219,950
Three bedrooms 865 £360,866 £264,950
Four bedrooms 496 £711,873 £399,950
Five bedrooms 144 £1,561,279 £885,000


Property Prices in Poole by Type
No. of properties Average price Median price
Flat 801 £315,887 £219,950
Detached 829 £628,926 £329,950
Semi-detached 315 £270,549 £229,950
Terraced 148 £315,870 £219,950


doesn't help when you have areas like Canford Cliffs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canford_Cliffs (read the bit about HSBC)

and Sandbanks http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandbanks which has the 4th most expsensive land value in the world and 2nd to London in house prices.

[M35A2]

this is a breakdown of housing prices around poole

Summary of Properties for Sale in Poole
Total properties for sale in Poole: 2,569
Properties for sale in Poole listed in the last 14 days: 242
Average* price of properties for sale in Poole: £483,877
Median* price: £264,950


Properties for Sale in Poole by Price
No. of properties
under £100,000 45
£100,000 to £200,000 572
£200,000 to £300,000 940
£300,000 to £400,000 359
£400,000 to £500,000 147
£500,000 to £1,000,000 296
over £1,000,000 210

Property Prices in Poole by Number of Bedrooms
No. of properties Average price Median price
One bedroom 161 £144,036 £139,950
Two bedrooms 837 £245,455 £219,950
Three bedrooms 865 £360,866 £264,950
Four bedrooms 496 £711,873 £399,950
Five bedrooms 144 £1,561,279 £885,000


Property Prices in Poole by Type
No. of properties Average price Median price
Flat 801 £315,887 £219,950
Detached 829 £628,926 £329,950
Semi-detached 315 £270,549 £229,950
Terraced 148 £315,870 £219,950


doesn't help when you have areas like Canford Cliffs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canford_Cliffs (read the bit about HSBC)

and Sandbanks http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandbanks which has the 4th most expsensive land value in the world and 2nd to London in house prices.

Looks like buying a house there is a non starter then.

It goes to show how dear prices are in this country. If you are lucky and have £200,000 equity to play with and moved to Canada, that would buy you a $406,900 house. You could buy a huge house for $300,000 and have $106,000 to play with. A 2yr old Dodge Ram 1500 costs about $22,000. I know what I would do!!!

[captain_chaos]

Looks like buying a house there is a non starter then.

It goes to show how dear prices are in this country. If you are lucky and have £200,000 equity to play with and moved to Canada, that would buy you a $406,900 house. You could buy a huge house for $300,000 and have $106,000 to play with. A 2yr old Dodge Ram 1500 costs about $22,000. I know what I would do!!!

well first chance I get I'm outta this country

[BUSHWHACKER]

Blimey!

You should all move to south Wales then, cheaper houses, loads of room plenty of free off-roading, hardly any speed cameras......sheep

Downsides.......Every where you go is up a hill, the weather, valley boys who want to fight you on a Friday night after drinking anything stronger than water,............ sheep.

[MudSurfer]

How much are they in Florida, I thought the property prices fell through the celler there???

I bought an apartment here 11 years ago, for GB£ £175,000 - and let it out all year round (mostly to AT&T and HP employees) and my friend here bought one for $275,000 which is a 2 bed, 2 bath place, open living area, private secure parking, and the building has a gym and pool and 24 hr security.

http://www.thepradowpb.com/

Current prices, $320,000 for 874 sq ft 1 bed apartment here....

[dieselboy]

we should all do a syndicate or sommit..
if i won so many million now, i would invest a large chunk so that i would keep making money from the money i had won. then gradually i would give the interest away..
i said to a colleague who plays euromillions. i said if you won say 8 million, you could give 1 million to me, and charge me however much interest each month.. i would be happy with that hehe

[Bogus]

Another plot by successive governments which has gone on unabated for the last 40 years. Create a nation of homeowners, with mortgages and you create a nation of controlled sheep who cant, wont rock the boat, cos they have a millstone rounnd their neck. Sell all the council houses off to achieve the aim, next generations choice is then to buy, or live in a sink estate as all the good ones are now private estates rather than council. Theyve got you now, a nation obsessed with property ownership, property prices, mortgage rates and so on. When I was a kid, everybody lived in council houses ( slight exaggeration). I was brought up in a "tied" house. It was no big deal. I think that the right to buy thing, and the subsequent failure of councils to increase stock, ( and how could they without funds) was not necessarily a good thing. I dont think our national obsession with property and its price is necessarily a good thing, but then again Im an old git

Bogus

[BUSHWHACKER]

I'm mortgage free!!