[garinda]

Don't forget Steeljack lives in the U.S., where land is relatively cheap.

The new builds sound good on paper, four beds, two bathrooms and a utility room, but all those I've been in have tiny dimensions.

It's true, terraced housing won't suit everyone, but as stated earlier, in other parts of the country this architectural heritage would be refurbished and conserved, not demolished.

I have a friend who lives in a smaller teraced house than mine, in Battersea, she paid just under £400,000. for it, and people fight to live in those former factory workers terraced housing.

There are two of my neighbours whose houses are for sale at the minute, priced at £105,000. and £118,000, and when they do come on the market, they usually aren't for sale very long, as people like living here, as I do.