Valuation refusal due to house being next to a public house.

lookstraightahead

I lived two doors down from a pub for years without a problem. My mum on the other hand lives in a beautiful mature new estate with lovely neighbours on a quiet road. However it's a cut through for the pub so often people wee and throw up on their way home. Depends what kind of disturbance you want.

robatwork

lookstraightahead wrote: »

However it's a cut through for the pub so often people wee and throw up on their way home. Depends what kind of disturbance you want.

I hope they have the good grace to at least do them separately.

Crashy_Time

I used to live above a pub, it was great, no taxis home required. Most local authorities are pretty tight on anti-social behaviour now anyway, and how many pubs use their 24 hour licence anyway?

Brock_and_Roll

I live next to 2 pubs - so close that I can walk over in my slippers, watch the footie for free, never have to buy any glassware, and still use my own wi-fi....and my lender is boring old Nationwide.

Perhaps credit officers are getting a little nervous about the market and are using what little flexibility they have within their own employers policy to retract their lending horns where they can! As a banker, I have seen this many times over the decades!

Slinky

Brock_and_Roll wrote: »

I live next to 2 pubs and still use my own wi-fi....!

I'm surprised you haven't worked out a way of piggy-backing off the pub's wifi......