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property next to el substation

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  • DRP
    DRP Posts: 4,287 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    if you buy the place, you might want to install one of these just in case...

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  • hi everyone,

    thank you very much for your replies. we are still considering this property. i think we are ok with having substation next to the house, but later if we would like to sell it onwards, we could struggle with that, so we need to take this into consideration.

    substation itself looks good from aesthetic point of view, bricked walls and gate, dont know what material though, as at the time of viewing the property, i was rather paying attention to property itself than other buildings ;)

    i think we could live without Faraday's cage but nonetheless thank you for suggestion :)

    thank you all for your answers in this topic!
  • jamie11
    jamie11 Posts: 4,436 Forumite
    If you do end up buying it then plant a good hedging plant in front of it so that when you come to sell it is not visible to potential buyers.
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