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How old is the house?!
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Visit the planning dept. They will have records going way back that are not available online.0
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Clutterfree wrote: »Rightmove, then we could see the style of the house and others in the street to compare.
I'd understand if you'd rather not though.
I don't particularly mind posting a link, would there be a reason why anyone would advise against it though?0 -
Is there a way I can post a pic of the house from my iphone? I'd be happier to do this I think?0
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Is there a way I can post a pic of the house from my iphone? I'd be happier to do this I think?
Upload the pic to
https://imgbb.com/
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looks typical victorian to me so I'd deduct about 110 years from the 2003 estimate.0
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Thank you. We really found it hard to believe that it was a 2003 build but the solicitors can't tell us anything otherwise!
Is there likely to be a "typical" reason it's not showing on docs prior to 2003?0 -
Was it part of an estate & registered in 2003 to be sold off? Don't forget you sol won't see the house unless you show them a picture0
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If that was built in 2003 then the builder has done a great job of imitating a much older property.0
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It's possible that it wasn't registered with the land registry until 2003. Does happen for various reasons.0
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