Poor garden state and resale value of a house

I'm looking at a few properties right now. One has a garden that is a particularly poor state. How can I tell if the poor state of the garden has been taken into account as a percentage reduction of the overall value of a property? Should it be for that matter? I want to ensure I'm getting a reasonable price while weighing things up. Thank you!

Asked by Michael on 8th Jun 2022
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"See if you can find a similar house for sale in the same street/area and see how the house compares. Then calculate how much the garden will take to make good, add that to the asking price and then you can decide.
Ultimately, a house is only worth what someone is prepared to pay. Play on the state of the garden and offer way below the asking price. You never know. Dave"
Answered on 8th Jun 2022 - Member since Nov 2015 - report
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