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Cost to finish a house 170m2

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  • 26-05-2016 10:08pm
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    bucky08
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    Looking for a ballpark figure to finish off a house thats 170 m2... house is a new build in an estate 4bed detached, built 4 years ago but left idle since. It is completely finished outside including windowd and doors but just a shell inside. It is a timber frame house with internal studding on both floors with no stairs everything else needs yo be done.. house is in the south east if that matters. Looking for a ball park figure to finish the house


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    4ensic15
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    83,200 is a ballpark figure.


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    athtrasna
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    Moved from A&P, new forum charter applies


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    chief80
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    bucky08 wrote: »
    Looking for a ballpark figure to finish off a house thats 170 m2... house is a new build in an estate 4bed detached, built 4 years ago but left idle since. It is completely finished outside including windowd and doors but just a shell inside. It is a timber frame house with internal studding on both floors with no stairs everything else needs yo be done.. house is in the south east if that matters. Looking for a ball park figure to finish the house

    Hi Bucky 08
    I'm livin in in de south east and involved in building trade
    This could cost u anything from 30k to 60k , depending or how high of a spec you want to put into the house and standard of finishes
    ie. Levels of insulation and levels of air tightness etc . Do these right from the start and you will help keep your energy costs lower when moved in .
    Would be interested
    Tks


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    SeanSouth
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    Not less than 100,000


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    bucky08
    Registered Users Posts: 153 ✭✭bucky08


    chief80 wrote: »
    Hi Bucky 08
    I'm livin in in de south east and involved in building trade
    This could cost u anything from 30k to 60k , depending or how high of a spec you want to put into the house and standard of finishes
    ie. Levels of insulation and levels of air tightness etc . Do these right from the start and you will help keep your energy costs lower when moved in .
    Would be interested
    Tks

    I had priced the work up myself and priced it for 45,000 this is with myself doing the electrical work as im a qualified electrician. So for me your valuation is comparable to myself. Where in the south east are u from??


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    bucky08
    Registered Users Posts: 153 ✭✭bucky08


    how did you come to this figure?? 82,300


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    chief80
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    bucky08 wrote: »
    I had priced the work up myself and priced it for 45,000 this is with myself doing the electrical work as im a qualified electrician. So for me your valuation is comparable to myself. Where in the south east are u from??

    Pm sent tks


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    4ensic15
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    bucky08 wrote: »
    how did you come to this figure?? 82,300

    It is a ballpark figure. 82,300 is the capacity of Croke Park.


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