2 Crawford House, Old Windmill Road, Crawfordsburn, BT19 1XL
StatusFor sale

2 Crawford House, Old Windmill Road, Crawfordsburn, BT19 1XL

BT19 1XL · 2 bed · Apartment

Asking price

£1,200,000

Listed 30 May 2026
Listing status For Sale
View original listing
Market timing

Key things to know

Based on available market signals — not a guarantee

Strong Buyer's Market

Market conditions in BT19 1XL currently appear to favour buyers, which may allow more time to evaluate before deciding.

Market context

  • ·Recent sale evidence available nearby to help benchmark value
  • ·Cooler market conditions mean less competition from other buyers, giving more time to research and decide

What to do next

Research comparable sold prices in the area to understand current value, and consider asking the agent why the property hasn't sold yet.

What we’re seeing

Market signals

Observable

What comparable data tells us about this property and the local area.

  • ·1 recent sale in BT19 1XL
  • ↑Strong Buyer's Market

Live buyer activity

Live
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    What to watch for

    Interpreted
    Buyer signal
    148 days on market is longer than typical for this area.
    Seller insight
    Homes in BT19 1XL are taking around 120 days to sell on average, based on nearby comparables. Presentation and realistic pricing tend to matter more in slower-moving markets.
    Pricing signal
    Around 100% of tracked listings in BT19 1XL have had price reductions recently.
    Property evidence

    Property assessment

    Recommended next step

    Confirm the property's listed building status before planning any changes.

    Listed buildings are subject to additional planning controls. Verifying the listing grade and understanding permitted alterations should form part of your due diligence.

    What stands out

    • Extended time on the market
    • Recently renovated throughout
    • Period architectural features

    Worth checking

    • Listed building consent requirements

      Any alterations to a listed building may require listed building consent in addition to planning permission.

    • Why the property has not sold

      Properties on the market for an extended period can reflect a range of factors, including pricing, condition, or access. The listing history gives you something concrete to ask the agent about.

    What to prepare for

    • Review the implications of listed building ownership before proceeding.

      Listed buildings carry specific maintenance and alteration constraints that can affect both running costs and future plans.

    • Request copies of warranties and certificates for all completed renovation work.

      Documentation of recent works protects your investment, may be required by your lender, and confirms the quality of workmanship.

    What we couldn’t verify

    • Boiler installation date and service history

      The age and maintenance history of the heating system were not mentioned, which is common but worth establishing.

    • Roof replacement history

      No information about when the roof was last replaced or its current condition was provided.

    Assessment

    The recent renovations throughout this listed building highlight its potential for modern living while preserving its period features. However, ownership of a listed property comes with specific responsibilities, particularly regarding any future alterations, which may require consent. Understanding these implications is crucial for any prospective buyer, as they can significantly influence how the property can be enjoyed and modified over time.

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