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Old 01-04-2011, 11:50 PM
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Default Land Value

Hello all

My first post here so appologies if this isnt relevant to the section.

A neighbour ownes a bit of land at the end of may garden and he has informed me that he is interested in selling it as the tennants he lets the house to do not maintain it properly. He has said that he does not know what its worth and has asked me to come forward with an offer. Whilst I would like to buy it for as little as possible I would also like to make an offer not an insult and remain on good terms.

Here are the details:

Area: East Bristol Suburb in South Gloucestershire
House: 3 Bed Semi, Band C, 1920s
Front garden: 9m long driveway with ajacent drive to rear garden
Rear garden: 26m long, approx 150 sq meters
Street: Allways privately owned, row of 12 houses

The land available is approx 300 sq meters, triangular shaped, 2 sheds, slightly undermaintained, has planning permission refused in the past due access issues, all the gardens that back onto it are atleaste as big as mine, can probably only be used for a garden.

Does anybody have any ideas as to what I should be offering?

Thanks in advance
 
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