By far the cheapest three bedroom family home is currently an end terrace priced at £375,000 – but the ‘bargain’ price is reflected in the location, which may not appeal to some buyers.
The most expensive is priced a full £200,000 higher, at £575,000. This is for a semi-detached house at Rectory Farm in Bow Brickhill.
Even for the cheapest property, which is in Perran Avenue on Fishermead, the £375,000 would mean a deposit of £37,500 and a mortgage costing around £1,566 a month.
Fishermead is one of the most deprived areas of MK but some residents are working hard to improve the estate.
The home is on a generous sized plot with off road parking and an enclosed back garden. It boasts an open plan kitchen, dining and living area downstairs, as well as a cloakroom. Upstairs there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The modern kitchen has built in appliances including a dishwasher and washing machine and the property has a `Nest` thermostat system.
Advertised on Rightmove, it is being marketed through Inspired Sales and Lettings of Bletchley.
Look though our gallery for a peek of what you get for your money.
Even for the cheapest property, which is in Perran Avenue on Fishermead, the £375,000 would mean a deposit of £37,500 and a mortgage costing around £1,566 a month.
