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Use of Loft

anneliza · 2009-09-17 10:31:09

Hi We are in the process of purchasing a third (top) storey flat. When we were shown around the Estate Agent showed us the loft, where the sellers had boarded the floor and stored alot of their property. We looked around it again when the vendors were present and they once again showed us the loft space and said how useful…

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Jomo Posts: 8,253 Forumite

17 September 2009 at 4:45PM

princeofpounds wrote: »

I don't physically mean that they come into the property with hammer and nails, just that they have a right to stop you using it as it belongs to them, not you.

Yeah I know but it's all a bit silly really because I have access from my flat and what I don't understand is IF I were not supposed to have access why did they put it there?

They could have left just the one access point in the communal area (locked if necessary) and not blocked off the areas that they have?

As it is, I don't have to allow access to my loft access...and if the roof did need fixing and access was required...what if I was on a long vacation?

All these questions!!

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