Property Line?

Doozergirl

It's the Title Plan you want to download first, then if it looks like it might be shared (different coloured lines mean different things) then spend the extra 3 quid on the title register as well.

IT_nerd

Doozergirl wrote: »

It's the Title Plan you want to download first, then if it looks like it might be shared (different coloured lines mean different things) then spend the extra 3 quid on the title register as well.

Cheers. I was wondering which one to download.
Haven't purchased it yet.

domcastro wrote: »

I fell out with my neighbour over a shared drive. They used to park right on the "line" but that meant I had to park 2 ft away from the line for door opening, access etc. They were fitting 4 cars in the drive and I could barely manage 2 (drives were exactly the same size). There view was that as they weren't over the "line" - it was fine. They were too thick to realise that if they parked on the "line" I couldn't park anywhere near the "line" so effectively losing lots of drive.

I effing hated them over this for being thick and have sworn never to buy a house where I share a driveway - people are too selfish

2 cars in a 2 car port in my case. And one in the garage.
There is easily enough room to get out of his drive even if I parked so he could only just open his garage door.

y3andy

If the boundary line is found to be straight down the middle i'd put a fence or wall up along here and stop the grumpy git from using your land. If he cannot get out or in then he's got to adjust his own garden.

I know it sounds a bit petty but if this guy is moaning at you and he's using you land to get out and in then he deserves it.