19 Richmond Park, Ballygawley, Omagh, BT70 2LH
StatusFor sale

19 Richmond Park, Ballygawley, Omagh, BT70 2LH

BT70 2LH · 4 bed · Terraced

Asking price

£139,950

Listed 11 Aug 2026
Listing status For Sale
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Market timing

Key things to know

Based on available market signals — not a guarantee

Balanced Market

This appears to be a broadly balanced market in BT70 2LH. Comparable sold evidence is available to benchmark value.

Market context

  • ·Recent sale evidence available nearby to help benchmark value
  • ·Balanced market — not heavily competitive, allowing time for due diligence

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.

  • ·50 recent sales in BT70 2LH
  • ·Balanced Market

Live buyer activity

Live
    Heard anything from the agent?

    What to watch for

    Interpreted
    Buyer signal
    75 days on market — 41 days above the BT70 2LH average (34d). Worth asking the agent what interest the property has had.
    Seller insight
    Sale-agreed activity appears relatively strong in BT70 2LH — around 100% of tracked properties in this area have moved or are under offer, based on current data.
    This property has remained on the market for over a month without a price reduction. If you're considering an offer, it may be worth asking the agent about recent interest levels and whether the seller has given any guidance on their expectations.
    Property evidence

    Property assessment

    Recommended next step

    Ask for guarantees, certificates and details of the work completed.

    The property appears to have been recently renovated. Requesting documentation confirms the quality of work and may provide warranty protection for future issues.

    What stands out

    • Recently renovated throughout
    • Terraced

    What to prepare for

    • 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 the property suggest a fresh and modern living space, yet the absence of documentation regarding the boiler and roof raises important questions about the quality and longevity of these updates. Buyers should seek guarantees and certificates for the completed work to ensure that the renovations meet expected standards and to protect against potential future issues. This level of uncertainty is common in properties with recent updates and does not automatically indicate a problem, but it does warrant careful consideration.

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