Savings after moving house

It’s hard to say - a bit like how long is a piece of string. We can never second guess what the future holds or how other circumstances might change - a new car, special holiday or replacing a bath with an accessible shower, etc. Would credit or a bank loan be difficult to secure if funds were needed urgently? On the other hand, there’s the ‘ Can’t take it with you’ school of thought.
I was surprised (not sure that’s the right word) to read today how many adults have barely £100 in savings. It was always said to keep at least 3 months income in reserve, but is that now 3 months pension, or 3 months of what you would’ve earned?

If you mean how much the new house will cost in improvements, it's a case of how long is a piece of string... fitted wardrobes are expensive, but Ikea ones (or equivalent), installed by a handyman would save you a lot of money.

We had Hillary's blinds and really pleased with them, after getting the Black Friday discount last year. However, someone we know got blinds online (just put in their measurements) and a handyman fitted them. The cost was the same for the whole house, as my 3 windows! Wish I had known!

With your loft, fencing etc, the cost all depends on dimensions. The electric sockets, depends whereabouts they are etc, so difficult to price them up without getting an electrician to quote.

If I get what I’m looking for, I shall be quite well off as the sale price of my house is about twice the price of an apartment.
So it’s difficult for me to judge.