For someone who has lived for quite some time in a home where they were able to build some memories, it is pretty tough to be able to just put a price on something that you are planning to sell. Perhaps you already had a price tag in mind, but mind you, what you had in mind for the price of your home, may not be the right price according to the minds of your buyers.
Other sellers aspire of getting back what they paid for originally for the home but it may also not matter to the new clients since some of the things you used inside and outside your home tends to depreciate in value over the years.
The best way to start for pricing the house you are trying to sell is make to comparisons of the house among your neighbors. Neighborhood matters unless you are the person in the neighborhood that has a more lucrative house in the area, but yes, work around the ballpark figure of your house around the same price range your neighbor's house would sell if they would sell theirs and you will just do fine.
If you would like to get the price a little higher, make sure your house would look like the buyers are getting what they paid for. You will have to make a renovation projects in some parts or areas of the house, so that you can actually say the price is what it is because of that factor.
There needs to be a right pricing for selling of homes. That is the definite idea if you are going to decide on selling your place. Many people have this notion that real estate tend only go up in value as time goes on but the truth of it is, the housing market also fluctuate so in order for someone to sell their place it has to be priced right. Also leave some wiggle room, for some negotiation in case it will take place.