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When selling a home, many homeowners will work hard to make their property look the best it can for prospective buyers - but you often don't have much control in how your neighbour's property looks

House sales in the UK also went down last year from 1. 2 million in 2022 to 1 million in 2023

The three-bedroom property in Whernside, North Yorkshire, has been removed from sale, estate agents said today - it has no mains electricity or water and has failed to find a buyer

Analysis by Rightmove found homes listed in February have taken 51 days to find a buyer on average, just ahead of March at 52 days

Estate agent Hamptons looked at householders selling in 2023 who had bought their homes in the past 20 years

The beautiful home, located an hour away from San Francisco, was on the market for just a few hours when a buyer made an all-cash offer at nearly $200,000 above asking price.

The homeowner was annoyed to return to the flat she had tidied and styled ahead of the viewing just to find someone has undone all of her hard work inside the property

One homeowner was left baffled when their pal berated them over having books in their bathroom, as they couldn't see the issue. It's sparked fierce debate online as others weigh in

A once popular feature of houses and a way of adding to the value of property is now seen as "naff" and it could take £15,000 off the price with energy efficient homes now the most sought after

Carrie Rose, 30, bought her semi-detached house in a popular village in south Yorkshire six years ago for £154,000 but after speaking to an agent when she opted to sell - Carrie thought she could do a job better herself

The house in Shirehampton, Bristol was advertised on Rightmove as an "extremely exciting" opportunity which was for 'cash buyers only' but online viewers to branded it "feral"

She had a few friends over the night before somebody came to view the flat but the estate agents were not best pleased to see a few pots and pans left out by the sink

Emma Vidler came up with the idea of Keylet estate agents as a student in Cardiff in 1998 but has now built up an enormous property empire of sprawling estates and lavish mansions