Selling one of our houses. This one is a renovated historical home....what price would you put it at?

Question

We completely gutted, rewired, etc, etc, the whole entire house is renovated from the ground up. It cost us quite a bit... but once we started we had to finish!
All windows are Anderson.
Vinyl siding.
3 nice size bedrooms, Master bath off one, and another bedroom upstairs has it's own private deck.
3 full size bathrooms.
A large sunroom.
small basement, unfinished.
One garage, not refinished, and not attached.
This house we remoled to sell, so it's ready to go....
it is in a small town, but near a larger City.
It's a cozy large home, with character.
capet, wood floors, and Italian tiles throughout.
What price would you put on it for sale?

I've already had an appraisal done, and the house is on the market with a realtor, I was just hoping for some input with someone coming up with a price they think they would pay for a house like this.
I hope that's ok.
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Answer 1

I would sell a house like that for around $239,000.
Reason I say this is because I've been pricing some homes, and yours sounds like is should be in that bracket/
I've also had friends sell there home without it being appraised. So I don't know if that means everything.
( sounds like an adorable home, btw)

Answer 2

Lots of details but, you still need the help of an Appraiser, or a real estate agent to compare your home against other homes in the area. You can try zillow.com or ditech.com but the appraisal value would not be accurate because of the upgrades you've made.

The agent will price your home and sell your home for a commission. And commissions are negotiable.

Answer 3

You really can't even answer a question like that on here. It depends on the market in your area and other variables. I would contact a real estate agent and have them appraise your home.

Answer 4

Agents do not appraise your home- an appraiser does. Since you have listed it wth an agent they have priced it to sell. As professionals they know what they are doing.