House for sale - Khandallah
Five years ago I posted on neighbourly that we were looking to buy a house in Khandallah and someone replied that a house was due to go on the market but wasnt quite ready. Long story short we got the house we are in now and although we ended up using an agent we had our offer in before it was advertised.
When we first looked at the house it was far from market ready.
Now looking for the reverse. We are considering selling but are a month away from listing. There are a few cosmetic things we need to do. If you know anyone looking please let them know. Its 1950's, 4 bedrooms, double glazed, two living areas, separate dining, double garage, loads of storage and double garage.
Easy 2 minute walk to the the train station.
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