Selling fibro house on 3 acres

Hi team,
We are in WA - North Dandalup on 3 acres with 4 sheds and 3 paddocks. Clean block and has been great. Time to move on. Times are slow in property on acreage in the area.

The house was a transportable and fibro enclosed on the outside. Painted Green.

We are painting the inside and making it fresh and clean.
Kitchen is a bit ordinary but painting it will give it a lift. Bathroom is already lovely.

The buyers will either buy it cause they love 'country charm' or because they will want to bulldoze and build brick and tile.

Would you be hiding the fibro behind a weatherboard look or just leave it as fibro? And if leaving it as fibro, would you paint it?

 

How green are we talking here?
I would be inclined to paint if you think it will be kept and will see a better result.
Suggest if you're painting the inside, sort of answers the question.

 

The green isn't a bad colour and I'd be happy to use the same colour. Fresh paint just has some pizzazz to it.

 

If you were going to paint, go a grey, but otherwise I don't really mind the colour. Paint looks like it's in good condition from the photo?

 

Do it properly - remove the asworstos and place real weatherboards. I can’t speak for everyone but I’d run from a ‘clad’ house.

 

What would the cost be v's value ?
May be better to do nothing with cladding. At best a spray gun and loads of paint.

 

I would expect that there would be a lot of houses in similar condition in the area.

If you went with cladding then the cheapest option would be Scyon Axon which is a vertical grooved look but comes in sheets so is a lot less labour than many of the horizontal board looks.

I'd use that or simply paint the house grey and white. Most buyers will be looking for a reasonably priced treechange or as you say buying it for the land with a free house.