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20/06/2008

In Selling Houses, property expert Andrew Winter met owners of seemingly impossible-to-sell houses and gave them straight talking, hard hitting advice. Together with gardener Matt James, Andrew made simple changes to properties and their gardens which helped owners to find buyers, quickly.

Selling Houses was followed by Selling Houses Abroad, in which Andrew went on an international rescue mission across Europe, to help Brits who were having major problems selling their foreign properties.

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  1. Andrew is now doing Selling Houses Australia and I have the honour of being the Interior Designer on the show. http://www.lifestylechannel.com.au/sellinghousesaustralia/series2/ Andrew has not lost any of his edge and he is giving the Australian home owners plenty to think about.
    Posted by Shaynna Blaze on 29/11/2009 09:16:33
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  2. Hi We have been trying to sell an old farmhouse in Brittany for the last two years. The house is in an idyllic rural location and is functional but relatively unmodernised. It was used as a holiday home for several years but is now a bit lonely and needs a new owner. The local immobilliers are ok but stuck in a bit of a time warp and do not move at any other speed other than dead slow ahead. The house has a huge orchard to the rear which is perfect for further development and has two good lofts above which could be converted to double the size of the house. The location is about half an hour south of Rennes (the capital of Brittany) and about 45 minutes to the lovely coastal locations. We want to escape the rat race of London and move to my wife's home country of Malaysia to retire and need to sell the house to fund the move. Any help you can give would be most appreciated. Kind regards Michael and Rani
    Posted by Michael and Rani on 17/09/2009 10:03:11
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  3. hi there, im sure like other people, we are having a problem selling a property in spain. its my mother in laws house and it has been on the market for over 2 1/2 yrs. its on the border of of portugal in the province of Huelva, Ayamonte. we are desperate to sell but because we are living over here we having a lot of trouble. we tried everything. we've brought the price down, refurbished it to plain standard, advertised with 2 agencies, local papers, shops etc the house seems to be costing a lot of money whilst sitting there ideal and we need to get rid of it because its my mother-in-laws retirement money. im not sure if you reply to these messages and offer advice or the show @selling houses abroad is continuing, but any advice you could give would be invaluable. we are now just trawling through websites and it seems endless. the fact also that the mother in law can really use the computer really doesnt help, so in my spare time (which is very little because we have a 5 month old child) i try and help out thanks for your time. help me obi wan kinobi, your my only hope!!!!! thanks nicky b
    Posted by nick brookner on 16/07/2009 10:35:43
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  4. Hi Our semi rural semi det 4 bed house in Essex and has been on the market since April 07. It was priced high at £525,000 and it has steadily dropped to it's price now of £429,950. We have had only two serious offers both well short. The house has land of a quarter of an acre and open country side views to the front and rear. There are 5 other houses in the no through road. We have changed agents several times and are getting a bit fed up as we need to move on and look for schools and a new house. Can you please help???? asap.
    Posted by john h on 09/07/2009 12:03:14
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  5. Hi Andrew, Just wanted to say I love the past series' and was wondering if there is going to be a new series this year? Im not looking to sell my home at the mo...but would love some inspiration!!!
    Posted by T. Murray on 27/05/2009 22:07:59
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  6. Hi Andrew I lost my husband 3 years ago in June and I was left with a large 5 bedroomed victorian terrace house and a large mortgage. The house has been on the market for two years and am now desperate to sell my property. It is in a nice location on the edge of yorkshire moors in a village called Baildon I am finding extremely hard to carry on financially and emotionally, I have tried to keep up with things and used some of your valuable information. If you do require any properties for your programme I would be very much appreciative of being considered as I would value any help and comments in order to sell this property. Regards Louise Marsden
    Posted by Louise Marsden on 14/05/2009 13:13:00
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  7. Hi Andrew, Please can you help us? We're desperate to sell our house which has been on the market for nearly 2 years and we're getting fed up! The viewers are coming so all we can think is that there must be some problem with the house. We could really do with your advice as to where we're going wrong. Regards Karen and Brian
    Posted by Karen Harper on 08/05/2009 16:20:28
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  8. we are having 1\2 groung constructed house in perambur, if your are still looking for properties for buying i beg you to consider my request
    Posted by P RAMESH on 26/04/2009 17:00:00
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  9. Hi Andrew, I am writing to you on behalf of my friend Tia who is in dire need to sell her house. If you are still looking for properties for your programme I beg you to consider my request. The property is a three bedroom terraced house in Blackburn, Lancashire which has been on the market for 16 months. With over 20 viewers & 2 offers which were later withdrawn she does not know what to do next. To make matters worse the relationship between Tia and her partner has ended however both are still under the same roof until the property is sold, as you can imagine this is extremely stressful for Tia as all she wishes to do is start a new life please please help her. Regards Victoria
    Posted by VICTORIA TURNER on 24/04/2009 14:25:10
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  10. Hi Andrew, We have a very large house in the south of Sardinia. We have been trying to sell it for the last 3 years. We have a local estate agent and have had just 3 viewings in the last 18 months. We really need some good advice, do we spend more money on it, drop the price, increase advertising, split it into appartments..... Any help and advice would be greatly appreciated.
    Posted by Lynne Muscas on 09/04/2009 10:22:39
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  11. Hi, If you are still making programmes for the show, I have an ideal house for a 'Selling Houses' makeover. It would need all your skills - 200 yrs old, great sea views,large and detached, it is nevertheless cosmetically tired inside and out. I can send photos etc if interested. (Location: Anglesey, North Wales).
    Posted by Scott on 04/04/2009 20:38:42
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  12. hi we watch selling houses we have a property for sale in manchester it as been on the market for 17 months with only 3 viewings no offers it is a three bed ex council property we are at the point of will it ever sell what are we doing wronge can you help with some ideas
    Posted by jacky dover on 25/03/2009 11:44:10
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  13. Yours is one of the best shows on TV and we have learnt a lot from it. However, we have had our bungalow for sale for 18 months with a number of viewers. Almost without exception, they have all said that they love the bungalow, and the garden, but could not live so close to the very busy main road. We have serious financial problems, and have 6 months to sell. Do you have any ideas?. We have contacted the highways to see if they would pay for a sound absorbing fence, but the answer is no. They have resurfaced part of the road, but left outside our garden it joins the old concrete one and this makes the noise worse. We record noise levels of 95 decibels from the garden
    Posted by Reg on 25/03/2009 07:50:09
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  14. Hi Guys, Love the show. Been watching and useing alot of your tips on a retirement home for my parents. We moved in three years ago. Campions a 1880 Georgian farm house in Nazeing coutryside in Essex with beautiful views. It is set on an acre with barn and out buildings. We bought it because of the bags of potential it has. I have been working religously to modernise and create a perfect home for a retired family aswell as I wanted to settle down. But due to my dads disability and medical help they have decided move back to london. I have had this house for sale and have had five viewings and an offer too but the buyer pulled out due to mortgage problems. Ive got two mortgages and cant seem to get the garden looking anything like how Matt has done so many times. HELP!!! If anyone can do this property the justice it needs you guys can. So we can get our lives back in order.
    Posted by sham Chaudhry on 07/03/2009 02:22:30
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  15. My comments and concerns match those below. Our family needs to move on after being in the same property for 20years. I feel very frustrated with the housing market and am not sure that any amount of fresh paint and new carpets will change things at this present time. I do love the show though and get lots of ideas and inspiration from it. Perhaps as a tv show you could look at all those applying to you for help and match them up others who are also trying to sell!!!! We could do with the help to get things moving
    Posted by Julie Eva on 28/02/2009 21:59:57
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  16. I love this show, but what about if, like me, you have done everything there is to do to your house, it has had editorials in the local newspaper and your estate agent has not had one person interested or sent anyone round? Unfortunately it is a 1960's box but with 4 double bedrooms and loads of space,lovely and contemporary decor, a small garden which we can't do anything about and is under the 250k stamp duty bracket. It has been 5 weeks now and it isn't the price either, but we feel frustrated. Do we change agents after the 8 week sole agent period? They tell us they are doing all they can but surely it is their job to get the viewings.
    Posted by Wendy on 25/02/2009 18:47:54
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  17. Hi Andrew, I love your program as i find it inspirational. My best friend is trying to sell her 3 bed house and is in desperate need for some help and inspiration. I have tried to help by passing on some of your tips, but i would hate her to think that I am "nagging" or judging her home. If you are making a new series,and would like to visit, Yeovil, somerset and feature her house, I know she would be very grateful. The house is really getting her down and she needs your help, many thanks, Anita
    Posted by anita on 18/02/2009 13:34:50
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  18. we bought a house in the south west of France and engaged a British builder who we met when his wife worked at the estate agent,she has now left there, They unbeknown to us new what they were doing, i am being careful with my words, and did not complete the work that we paid them for,ie they said that the windows were ordered and needed to be paid for and as we thought we knew them foolishly trusted them, and paid the bill, and yes no windows,we have asked for our money back to no avail and even took them to court and were told that as our documentation was in English is was not legal do you know if this is correct i would be grateful for any constructive comment.
    Posted by julie healey on 03/02/2009 23:53:17
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  19. I have a rural 3 bed cottage in Devon with a good sized garden and parking for two cars. The main attractions being a beautifully living room and 28 ft long kitchen diner. The cottage has loads of character and is just 15 mins from the sea. I have been trying to sell my house on and off for 4 yrs. My two children and I need more bedroom space and a less rural location. I have had 3 buyers all of whom pulled out at the last minute leaving me very demoralised. I desperately need to move on but am very nervous about entering the market again especially at this time of recession. Please can you help?
    Posted by Katie Richardson on 01/02/2009 16:09:32
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  20. Hi Andrew, I have tried twice to sell my 4 bedroom detatched house with a nice area of land in Worcester with no luck. I really need to be looking at a place with no stairs due to my health and desperatly want to get selling it to move into something smaller as my children have left home and a bungalow with no stairs due to my heart. It has lots of potential but the decor is a state and I do not have the energy and knowhow to do it all myself. How the house came about is an interesting story which would also make great veiwing. Your help would be really appreciated! Hope to hear from you soon! Many Thanks Vivianne
    Posted by Vivianne Hannon on 23/01/2009 14:08:25
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  21. What is the point of 'doing up' a house to sell it, spending on wallpaper/paint/furniture to your taste which still might not attract a buyer? Whatever happened to decorating and furnishing your new house yourself? We were advised to remove a run of wardrobes in our smallest bedroom; our answer? If the buyer doesn't want them, THEY can remove them!
    Posted by Jill Swain on 23/01/2009 13:12:45
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  22. Hi Andrew, we were wondering if you are planning to make a new series of selling houses as we are trying to sell a house in Northern Ireland with no luck. Thank you.
    Posted by Gayle on 14/01/2009 22:14:04
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  23. I am selling a three bedroom semi which has open plan living,dining room and stairs.At the moment we use the understairs area as an office because my husband works from home,we were going to turn the third bedroom into an office to make the living room look larger but I saw one of your programs today which said always show your bedrooms as such,now i am unsure what to do as i have been following as many of your ideas as possible. The third bedroom is approx 8ft 4 by 8ft6 so makes a good size bedroom or office ,so what do i do i want to unclutter the living room but dont want to make it look like a two bedroomed house with office,please help.
    Posted by wendy on 13/01/2009 15:59:39
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  24. hi andrew i have a 2 bed bungalow in clacton on sea its been over a year but have been unable to sell.I had 3 buyers but each time the sale fell through.I need help to sell the property as i want to buy abroad in egypt .Please HELP>>>>>>>
    Posted by joe on 28/12/2008 11:17:18
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  25. Hi Andrew and the Selling Houses team, I would welcome some advice > I have a 1930's 3 bed detached house in Sutton, Surrey. Its been on the market a short while and we dont seem to have problems getting viewings (and had 2 offers that were too low to accept) but Im considering the next steps... It does need work and estate agents advised us to leave it alone, put it on the market - they claim people are just looking for a bargain these days. However this does seem to go against my gut feeling that I should invest a little in the property "do it up" and acheive a reasonable price for it??? I'd be very interested to hear what you think ... Hope to hear back from you
    Posted by Elaine Tregenza on 23/12/2008 22:15:45
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  26. Hi Andrew I have a guesthouse business in South Africa that I would like to sell but have no idea how to market it in the U.K. It has a main house with detached self catering (large) unit and 8 guest rooms. Huge garden and swimming pool facility. Could you give me some advice as where to start? Thanks
    Posted by Phil on 21/12/2008 10:28:26
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  27. Hi Andrew we have a 3 bed semi in the south side of Glasgow, it has been on the market since the 1st August 2008 with no viewers, is this normal in the current market or do you suggest changing estate agents?
    Posted by km on 13/12/2008 09:55:17
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  28. Hi Andrew, we are just at the end of a renovation project of an old farmhouse in the north of sardinia. Our lifestyle has changed since embarking on this adventure with the arrival of our son last year and a daughter arriving in February so we are wanting to return back to the UK. The house has been on the market for 6 months and we have had no viewings and feel that this is down to the agents over here being a bit in the dark ages!! Have you any advice on who to advertise with or do you fancy doing a programme over here!! Look forward to your reply Kind regards Louisa Boag
    Posted by Louisa Boag on 12/12/2008 12:39:58
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  29. Boy do I have a challenge for you. We have to sell 40 beachfront units built in the 1970's, non of which have been refurbished in that entire time. Most have spectacular views of the ocean while some certainly don't. I think it could make for great telly - updating them, making them saleable and sending the lot to auction in conjunction with the local agents...; 40 units in 40 days, in the best location Gold Coast Australia - Up for it?
    Posted by Trudi on 11/12/2008 03:44:44
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  30. Hi Andrew, like most people my house has been on the market for 9 months now (since feb 2008) i understand that the market is slow but other houses in the estate seem to be going, although a lower prices, i have now lowered my price but seem to be getting nowhere, the house has just had new fitted kitchen, new bathroom, new floors and carpets and newley decorated. it is a 3 bedroom semi detached in coatbridge in scotland. any help would be appreciated. denise
    Posted by Denise Madden on 19/11/2008 13:44:49
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  31. Hi Andrew, We have a nice house, granny annexe and large garden in west yorkshire which our next door neighbour (who is a property developer)has made it very difficult to us to peacefully enjoy. He has constantly harrassed us with perceived disputes relating to planning, boundaries, drainage rights etc etc. We have spent a small fortune trying to resolve any problems which may have existed, but he still goes on and on. He has abused our property by relocating boundaries, and destroying shared amenities. We believe that his intention has always been to totally wear us down so that we sell the property and no one but him will want to buy it, (but he has made no honest approach in this respect!) We got so depressed that we moved out in March 08. The property has been effectively abandoned. We need to sell but he makes it very difficult by his 'disputes'. Please can you help us in some way., you could really get your teeth into this. We have quite a story to tell which would make very interesting viewing. Thank you, Alison
    Posted by Alison Tighe on 17/11/2008 08:57:48
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  32. Hi Andrew, My wife and I have a 4 bed detach house to sell in Bradford West Yorkshire. Briefley,it comprises of an integral garage on suite shower & toilet to master bedroom and a downstairs cloakroom. our property is on the market for £225.000. Our house has been on the market for 10 months with only one viewing. We want to downsise to a smaller property also use part of the money to purchace property abroad. If you are making a new series, we would desperately love your help and advise as we dont know what else we can do to sell our property. I have watched your programme on many occasions and think it is the best property programme on TV by far. Please will you consider my request. Kind Regards. Terry Lawton.
    Posted by Terry Lawton on 14/11/2008 13:03:33
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  33. Like many others I'd be very interested in taking part in the new series of "Selling Houses Abroad" if you make one. My family have a 5 bedroom villa in the Algarve near to the sea and golf courses etc. It has been on the market for 3 years but they have been unable to sell it. My husband and I really enjoy your programmes.
    Posted by Joanna Fisher on 11/11/2008 19:07:36
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  34. hi Andrew im also interested if your making a new series except i've been trying to sell my house for the last 2 years in county wexford ireland. as a single mum with 2 kids i can no longer afford my mortgage or to live in ireland and was hoping to sell up and move to costa blanca in spain for a new start for me and the kids but after two years im at the point were i could loose my house before i sell it...i had plenty of veiwings but nothings come from them its a 3 bedroom dormer on 3/4 acre site and is on the market for 295,000 euro...i've now had no viewings in the last 4 months...i'd appreciate any help at all as i no im fighting a loosing battle!!!!
    Posted by una on 09/11/2008 11:28:40
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  35. Hello Andrew! If you are making a new TV programme - we desperately need your help and advice! We are self-builders and we spent 2 and a half years building and completing our 'dream' home, we had never done anything like this before -it was exhausting and very stressful, especially as we both suffer from ill-health, but we love our new home and are very happy there. Three years ago we moved into our new home and put our existing 3 bedroomed bungalow in Chester-le-Street, Durham on the market for sale. Over the last three years we have had loads of viewings and have had offers for the bungalow, but none have gone through to exchange of contracts. We have tried everything we can think of to sell the bungalow, from: dropping the price; removing fitted wardrobes, complete redecoration in neutral colours; fitting new carpets, new laminate floors, updating the exterior, even re-doing the gardens, but our bungalow has still not sold! We do not know what else to do and are now desperate - we are both retired and the cost of keeping two homes going is crippling us -please consider us for your new series we are desperate and please please help us! Thank you very much!
    Posted by SHANNON on 03/11/2008 11:18:33
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  36. Like so many other properties our Victorian cottage has been on the market since February. We have had over 70 viewings and three offers (but all fell through as they could not get a mortgage). We have already dropped the price. We had five viewings over the weekend, they all loved the cottage (or so they say) but there is always an excuse (don't like the road, too far from the shops etc etc). We do not need to sell the house for financial reasons we just want to move nearer our family. Any suggestions??
    Posted by Alex Kingman on 20/10/2008 15:30:58
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  37. Will 'Selling Houses Abroad' be coming back as my husband and I are trying to sell our 7 bedroom chalet in the southern alps of france with no luck! Would love to be considered for the new series if there is one!?
    Posted by Gemma Laming on 20/10/2008 13:54:55
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  38. hey here is a house tash to look at it has 4 houses all in ones kool hu look at th its kool and big. form kylah to tash
    Posted by tash on 11/10/2008 23:09:35
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  39. Hi Andrew, we were wondering if you are planning to make a new series of selling houses as we are trying to sell a house in Northern Ireland with no luck. Thank you.
    Posted by Gayle on 08/10/2008 18:34:55
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  40. Hello Andrew, We have been trying to sell our Australian property for 2 years, it is well priced at around £800,000 (down from the original £1,250,000) it's a fantastic looking property all in timber, it also has B&B approval with 5 3 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, 4massage/therapy rooms, cinema, gym, spa, swimming pool etc. but we find difficult to find a buyer especially we are dealing from England, it's very complicated.We would like to reach the English market of people that would like to move to the Gold Coast for a lifestyle. Any suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
    Posted by rita on 06/10/2008 13:42:06
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  41. hi, i have a house in a good area of portsmouth that has been for sale for 18 months. its a 30's terraced 3 bedroom home with a large garage with excellent access and in really good order. there is aloseo a front garden which can be turned into off road parking. it is so frustrating just sitting and waiting for someone to like it as much as we do. all comments are good but nom offers as yet. if you are looking for any houses to help sell on your tv show please think of us, we would love it. thanks. ps we think the show is great and helps so many people.
    Posted by claire in portsmouth on 06/10/2008 12:00:50
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  42. Hi Andrew, we have had our cottage on the market for over 18mnths, in a quiet location in Cornwall all the usual period features plus over 1 acre of land, while we have had viewings over that period we have not had one offer, we presently have it on the market at £350,000 and are frustrated that we do not know why people are not making a offer we feel we need to make some changes but don't know what to do to improve our chances of a sale, any suggestions? Tony and Ann Tyler
    Posted by Tony Tyler on 01/10/2008 16:00:02
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  43. Hi Is this programme going to come back on as we are trying to sell our property in France but no luck and could do with some help
    Posted by maggie lloyd on 26/09/2008 13:08:25
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  44. Hi - I was wondering if you were looking to hear from people who encounter problems buying properties abroad. We have a nightmare story of buying a property in Slovakia. We 'bought' an apartment in Bratislava. Only a day after we got the keys, a lady had knocked on the door saying it was her apartment. Not only we were victims to a fraudster, it also seems like the slovakian bank we got the mortgage from didn't check the ownership certificates and documents and released money into a dubious account, not mentioning the slovakian Land Registry which failed to act upon court orders. We've been in and out of courts for two years and with little effect. Slovakian court system is terrible and certainly fails the ordinary people. We have lost over 100.000 euro so far not counting the fact that we are stuck with a mortgage to pay and no property. Please let me know if you would be interested to know more. We are keen to publicise the story to stop others falling into a trap and to get things moving. Best regards, Joseph and James
    Posted by Joseph on 23/09/2008 13:57:05
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  45. Hi i am just reading about helping to sell your house abroad are you still making this kind of programme. As myself and my brother and sisters inheritated a house in france and we are trying to sell it and finding it very hard as being in the property business myself find the laid back estate agents in france painfully slow. Any help would be great !!!!!!!!
    Posted by Natasha Eddy on 22/09/2008 17:21:33
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  46. I enjoyed the series, " Selling Houses" and "Selling Houses Abroad", and wondered if there were plans to produce another series of these programmes
    Posted by michele on 16/09/2008 03:36:15
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  47. Hi, bit of a long shot, but in Ep 2 of Series 4 featuring the open plan-flat in Islington, in the reveal at the end there is what looks like a small chrome ball with a wick and open flame in the living room. I have looked everywhere for something similar but had no luck. Is there any way of finding out what this was/is? Thanks Bex.
    Posted by Bex on 30/08/2008 19:04:01
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  48. hi, wots the theme music to this programe? the drum n bass back ground tracks are awsome! thanks lee
    Posted by lee on 26/08/2008 20:39:15
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  49. Hi Neil Sorry, I missed this and can't get onto the listings site at the mo'. Anyone else?
    Posted by Lucy 4Homes Ed on 21/08/2008 21:16:19
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  50. Where was that Devon town featured in last nights episode (Tue 19th Aug)?
    Posted by neil on 20/08/2008 12:44:14
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  51. HI GEMMA. The show you watched was made a while ago so the property may not be available, but you can find a good selection on www.aplaceinthesun.com
    Posted by 4homes on 08/08/2008 16:03:48
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  52. HI LISA. Selling Houses isn't currently in productions, but you can find it on www.channel4.com/4od to download or watch.
    Posted by 4homes on 08/08/2008 16:01:43
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  53. I have a wonderful first floor 2 bedroomed apartment in a period house dating back to 1769. The duke of Devonshire had the place for week-ends for the Quorn hunt. The view is amazing, stretching for mile across to the Charnwood forest. An acre of garden to sit in, complete with cellar space and garage. The Drawing still has all the period features and has a window sit to sit and just stare. All my windows face the back which is south facing.
    Posted by pam brewin on 07/08/2008 18:04:08
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  54. Hi, I watched your programme on sky the other evening, and a house was featured in france that needed a lot of work done to sell it and the price was very high. You compared it with another house to show the viewers of what they could get for the same money. I was hoping you could direct me to a site which had this house for sale so I could look at it more closly? Many Thanks Gemma Pickering
    Posted by Gemma on 07/08/2008 09:18:41
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