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Buying near a sewage treatment plant
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I live a few hundred yards to the West of a sewage works and can smell it maybe half a dozen times a year. Our prevailing wind across England/Wales is from the West so most of the time it blows the smell in the opposite direction. I wouldn't want to live the same distance to the East.
If you're half a mile to the West it should be fine, if to the East tread more carefully. Either way, as mentioned above it wouldn't do any harm to ask a few neighbours.0 -
So why are the owners wanting to sell after only 2 years? The plant near us, a few miles away though, has big lorries turning up and leaving quite regularly during the day. Don't forget about things like that.0
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Ronaldo_Mconaldo wrote: »So why are the owners wanting to sell after only 2 years? The plant near us, a few miles away though, has big lorries turning up and leaving quite regularly during the day. Don't forget about things like that.
Is there anywhere urban/semi urban in the UK where big lorries cannot be regularly found within half a mile?0 -
Hunter_Wellie wrote: »We have visited the property twice and there are no problems - we have also driven through the area three times and again, not noticed anything but obviously this has all been within the last month.
They smell more in summer.0
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