It was originally 2.25m. They've had to come down 250k since March when it was listed (I think???).There are nicer houses for less with more of a garden available in the same area. It says it was reduced to £2 million. How much was it on for originally.
What did they buy It for back in the day?It was originally 2.25m. They've had to come down 250k since March when it was listed (I think???).
Paid 1,950,000 for it |
Plus she and Jim paid to have that kitchen extension. No idea how much that costs tbh. No doubt they were confidently told it would add value to the propertyIf they're listing for 2m now they'll be losing money on this property. Frankly also the original 1.95M seem way too high, especially considering that this house was bought years ago for that price.
They’d have paid over £150k in stamp duty too (assuming they sold their Norfolk house before/in 3 yrs and didn’t pay higher rate)Plus she and Jim paid to have that kitchen extension. No idea how much that costs tbh. No doubt they were confidently told it would add value to the property
They can keep waiting till the cows come home, but the house will never go up enough in value now to break even. Like others have said, purchase price plus stamp duty, plus extension, plus any other renovations over the years mean the price they’d actually need is waaaaay out of reach. So doesn’t really matter if they sell now or in ten yearsIf we consider taxes and inflation rates they're selling at a loss. And that makes me wonder why move then? What's so urgent they're willing to move at a cost to themselves?
Interesting - so that must be the good news they had. Funny we've known about the sale since about March and she's still being coy about it on IG.I just had a look there and found the two listings for the house. One of the listings shows the house as Sold subject to contract
Yeah hosted means she's there for free in exchange for publicity.She's on holiday again. Greece again. She seems to be yet again copying Lucy Williams who has made going to Greece a personality trait too.
Tanya has labelled her stay #hosted. Is this the new #gifted?
That will just be an estimate based on an LTV of probably 80-90% and with today's current (high) rates...she could easily have a monthly payment of half of that if she's got alot of equity. Which is still a lot, obv, but God knows where her income is from these daysIt says the rumoured roughly mortgage payments on the property are £10,000? How on earth is she paying that by doing nothing?
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