House with Static Lodge - now with RM link

AdrianC

When we say "without", are we meaning "with all the land, just with the physical caravan removed", or are we meaning "with the caravan and some of the land parcelled off as a separate property"...?

The_Palmist

The red arrows are alleyway, it is not so green anymore, the tall trees are almost gone, and it is more like a tall hedge now.

Sorry cannot add photo bucket link

The_Palmist

AdrianC wrote: »

When we say "without", are we meaning "with all the land, just with the physical caravan removed", or are we meaning "with the caravan and some of the land parcelled off as a separate property"...?

Land separation is not a consideration, land is whole reason I am so keen.

Without means no caravan thats all.

Need to add location suits us schools, motorway links and commute wise.

AdrianC

So buy it with the caravan, then flog the caravan. Job jobbed, and far less arguing with the vendor, who clearly doesn't want/need the hassle.

Because, otherwise, you might find it split into two plots, one of which is house plus some drive, the other is building plot plus some drive...

sleepymans

I rather like the whole package....house for me and "lodge" for OH and all his hobbies.....result! (subject to survey, vacant possession and all necessary permissions etc)

The_Palmist

This is also a contender

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-61424518.html

The_Palmist

AdrianC wrote: »

So buy it with the caravan, then flog the caravan. Job jobbed, and far less arguing with the vendor, who clearly doesn't want/need the hassle.

Because, otherwise, you might find it split into two plots, one of which is house plus some drive, the other is building plot plus some drive...

You have a point. I am not asking them to sell it without, I am putting my offer with my split of value. If they think they can get more for the caravan then they can be my guest. Asking price is way too high at the moment. I can may be stretch a little bit more.

The_Palmist

sleepymans wrote: »

I rather like the whole package....house for me and "lodge" for OH and all his hobbies.....result! (subject to survey, vacant possession and all necessary permissions etc)

My OH has kind of the same idea ;-P

getmore4less

The_Palmist wrote: »

For the life of me, I can't figure out which car park. The church apartment dwellers park on the road.

There was planning(11/00069/FUL) for 5 car parking spaces off the B road for the grave yard where there is now a dropped curb and a gate.

It was identified in the recomendation to refuse that it would provide easier access for crime on No.44 property.

Neighbouring Amenity
Recently filled in, the site is roughly the same height as the boundary wall to the curtilage of 44, Markfield Avenue, giving easier access to the land at number 44, despite the intervening leylandii hedge. RUDP policy D4 requires that development proposals should be designed to reduce the opportunities for crime and in order to deter would-be miscreants, it is suggested that if planning permission is given, a condition should be attached requiring a fence to be constructed along the common boundary for the length of the car park. This would be to secure the environment in accordance with RUDP policy D4.

later was approved with conditions, if it still looks like street view 2015 it may have had the wall and dropped curb then little further work done.

The_Palmist

getmore4less wrote: »

There was planning(11/00069/FUL) for 5 car parking spaces off the B road for the grave yard where there is now a dropped curb and a gate.

It was identified in the recomendation to refuse that it would provide easier access for crime on No.44 property.



later was approved with conditions, if it still looks like street view 2015 it may have had the wall and dropped curb then little further work done.

I.am ever so grateful for that information. I have seen some work in the graveyard compounds but it doesn't look anything other maintenance, it could be parking spaces in progress. Gate is there and it appeared to me that gate is for graveyard entrance. I will have a walk around and have another look. With the gate which is always open, I doubt car parking spaces will add to the risk.

Surprised at 42 with really small boundary fence that you can just walk over on the side alleyway and on the graveyard side. I am inclined to knock on their doors and have a chat.