69 Kesh Road, Maze, Lisburn, BT27 5RR
StatusBack on market

69 Kesh Road, Maze, Lisburn, BT27 5RR

BT27 5RR · 3 bed · Detached

Asking price

£249,950

↓ £15,050 (5.7%) below the previous £265,000 asking price

Listed 4 Oct 2025
Listing status For Sale
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This property was previously sale agreed and has since returned to market. It may be worth asking the agent what happened with the earlier sale.

Market timing

Key things to know

Based on available market signals — not a guarantee

Balanced Market

386 days on market with a price reduction applied. This extended marketing period and the reduction are useful context when researching comparable value — it may be worth asking the agent about the property's history before deciding how to proceed.

Market context

  • ·Recent sale evidence available nearby to help benchmark value
  • ·A price reduction has been applied — useful context when researching comparable value

Things to watch

  • ·Extended time on market alongside a price reduction — worth asking the agent about the property's history

What to do next

Research nearby sold prices to see how this property's asking price compares, and consider asking the agent about its marketing history before deciding how to proceed.

What we’re seeing

Market signals

Observable

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

  • ·1 recent sale in BT27 5RR
  • ·Balanced Market
  • ↑Price has been reduced
  • ↓Back on market — ask why the sale fell through

Live buyer activity

Live
    Heard anything from the agent?

    What to watch for

    Interpreted
    Buyer signal
    386 days on market — 343 days above the BT27 5RR average (43d). Worth asking the agent what interest the property has had.
    Agent insight
    Property People primarily operates in the affordable segment — the majority of their tracked listings are under £200k, based on ClearKey's tracked listings for this agent.
    This property has had a price reduction applied and has been on the market for over three weeks. It may be worth asking the agent whether the seller's timescale or circumstances have changed since then.
    Property evidence

    Property assessment

    Recommended next step

    Investigate extension or conversion feasibility before relying on it.

    The listing mentions potential to extend or convert part of the property, but this has not been confirmed as built or approved. Check feasibility, planning constraints, and likely implications with the local planning authority or an architect before factoring this into your offer.

    What stands out

    • Previous sale fell through
    • Extended time on the market

    Worth checking

    • Reason the previous sale did not complete

      A sale that falls through can have many causes, including survey findings, mortgage issues, or buyer withdrawal. Understanding why helps you assess the risk.

    • Why the property has not sold

      This property has been on the market for an extended period. The listing history is worth discussing with the agent to understand how the sale has progressed and whether anything has changed.

    • Extension or conversion feasibility and planning requirements

      The listing suggests potential to extend or convert part of the property. This is not confirmed — check feasibility, any planning constraints, and whether formal planning advice has already been sought, before factoring this into your decision.

    What to prepare for

    • Ask the agent or solicitor what caused the previous sale to fall through.

      Knowing whether the issue was survey-related, financial, or procedural helps you assess the risk before committing.

    • Confirm feasibility with the local planning authority or an architect before relying on any mentioned extension or conversion potential.

      Mentioned potential does not guarantee permission would be granted or that the work is achievable as described — independent confirmation protects you from assuming space that may not materialise.

    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

    An assessment isn't available for this property.

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