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What the hell do these jargon terms mean?
VH
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I am looking around (online) for a better quote on my house insurance.
On some websites I cannot find a description to match my house. Could anyone tell me what the following terms mean please?
Quasi-Semi
Link Semi-detached
Link Detached
My house is an end terrace but there is no description to match it, I would rather not put it down as semi-detached as no doubt this will increase the insurance cost!
Thanks!
On some websites I cannot find a description to match my house. Could anyone tell me what the following terms mean please?
Quasi-Semi
Link Semi-detached
Link Detached
My house is an end terrace but there is no description to match it, I would rather not put it down as semi-detached as no doubt this will increase the insurance cost!
Thanks!
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Quasi-Semi - no idea
Link Semi-detached - semi detached house with a garage on the side which is then attached to a further house
Link Detached - a detached property with a garage on the side which is conect to another property0 -
how about "linked halls"?"enough is a feast"...old Buddist proverb0
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An end terrace house is just classed as a terraced house. It's not a semi detached. (semi's are those that are built in blocks of 2 houses)
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Thanks for the advice people.
I did a bit of hunting around on Estate Agent websites and all the 'quasi-semi detached' houses I can find photos of look suspiciously like end terraces to me.
I am going to call one of the Estate Agents in question tomorrow so they can explain what it means.
Let you know what happens!0 -
Called an Estate Agent today.
Quasi-Semi Detached = a house which is in a row of 4 connected houses. The 4 houses are not connected either side to anything else.
e.g (H indicates a house)
HHHHHH HHHH HHHHHHHH HH
The houses in black are terraced. Those in green are Semi-Detached. Those in red are Quasi-Semi Detached. Apparently all the 4 houses are classed as this, regardless of which position they occupy in the 4.0
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