Sold house, buyer wants appliances...

[Uther]

As title, just accepted an offer on a house, and the buyer has come back asking for the kitchen appliances that are still there.
These are all nearly new, and I told the EA that I would take £XXX for them (fridge/freezer/washing machine) which she has passed on to the buyer.
The buyer has come back saying they sort of expected them for nothing.
Now, as this is the first house I have sold, am I being tight in asking for cash for the appliances, or is the buyer being a bit cheeky?
Half of me is thinking I should just let them have them, the other half is sightly annoyed because I accepted their offer which was a bit under asking and now I think they are just trying it on.

 

[Uther]

Nope, standalone appliances. I asked for £100 which I thought was more than reasonable.

 

[Uther]

TBH I thought I was doing them a favour saying they could have them for £100, it would save me messing around selling them separately.
I just feel if I give in to this what else they will try on.

 

[Uther]

They'll be after all your curtains/blinds/light fittings next.

This is what I'm thinking!

 

[Uther]

I'm going to make some assumptions. Being the first house you have sold it's the first house you bought. You were a first time buyer. The house is a typical FTB house. The buyer is a FTB. They are probably stretched financially and thinking they will have to spend £500 on appliances is one step to far.

Maybe, maybe not.

Nope, selling it as an executor, it's a 250k detached house. I offered all three appliances (fridge,freezer,washing machine) for £100. More than reasonable I thought.

 

[Uther]

If you're selling it as an executor... why did you buy new appliances in the first place? Seems a bit silly considering you're now trying to flog them for probably less than they're worth as scrap.

I didn't buy them. They are already in the house....