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How much does the cheapest flat in the UK worth?

Any help ?
Rly depends on the area, up north it’s cheap but ofc London’s hella spenny
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Rent and utility bills varies greatly per area. Go on right move and check for property to rent. Itll give you an idea of how much rents are. Or type in average rent price for your location on google.
you can buy dinky flats as cheap as 30K in places like wales and scotland. or liverpool and birmingham if you want something in england
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Original post by Anonymous
you can buy dinky flats as cheap as 30K in places like wales and scotland. or liverpool and birmingham if you want something in england


What about Manchester?
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What about Manchester?

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/
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I have seen some flats on right move cost 5,000 £ !!
Is this the actual price ??
Link?

Are you sure that isn't part ownership?
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Link?

Are you sure that isn't part ownership?



https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-87183488.html

I actually don't know, but this is the link
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Original post by Anonymous

Well it actually clearly says 10% shared ownership....
It depends on location, condition, number of years left on the leasehold and history of the flat.
An old housemate paid just over £11,000 for a severely fire damaged four bedroom property in wales in 2019.
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Yes, that's one is shared ownership. In the top right it says "Shared Equity".

In the bulletpoints it states that the share available is 10%.

From that, you might assume that the value of the flat is around 65k. But generally with shared ownership you get fleeced a little bit. You'll also often have to pay rent on the other % that you don't own.
Original post by Admit-One
Yes, that's one is shared ownership. In the top right it says "Shared Equity".

In the bulletpoints it states that the share available is 10%.

From that, you might assume that the value of the flat is around 65k. But generally with shared ownership you get fleeced a little bit. You'll also often have to pay rent on the other % that you don't own.


Alright got it thanks !!

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