Andy Hall wrote:

That would assume a buyer with an ability to imagine what it would be
like.

Possible, but cuts out part of the available market.

A big part, judging by our latest house selling experience.

Comments we've had back from viewers:

- It's too neat and tidy [!!!]
- It's too clean [!!!!]
- It lacks character - beams, brass horseshoes etc [it's a 1930's house,
not a pub]


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Grunff