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Has anyone ever heard of a link SEMI detached house?
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Thats great then, but there is a mark on the drive in front of the garage, showing something is parked there long term.davidmcn said:
The historical Streetview pics suggest that is where it normally lives (or at least did in 2009 and 2012 - may be different now!).frogglet said:
If its parked adjacent to their drive in front of the garage it will be very obtrusive.davidmcn said:
Doesn't look like it's blocking it much more than the garage next door already is.frogglet said:Looking at the pictures again, I'd be more worried that caravan next door is usually parked in front of the garage for most of the year, blocking your lounge view.
I cant see why they would normally store a caravan in front of their lounge windows.
I personally wouldn't like it parked in front of the garage, but each to their own and its no good moaning after you've bought the house.0 -
More of a car sized mark.frogglet said:
Thats great then, but there is a mark on the drive in front of the garage, showing something is parked there long term.davidmcn said:
The historical Streetview pics suggest that is where it normally lives (or at least did in 2009 and 2012 - may be different now!).frogglet said:
If its parked adjacent to their drive in front of the garage it will be very obtrusive.davidmcn said:
Doesn't look like it's blocking it much more than the garage next door already is.frogglet said:Looking at the pictures again, I'd be more worried that caravan next door is usually parked in front of the garage for most of the year, blocking your lounge view.
I cant see why they would normally store a caravan in front of their lounge windows.
I personally wouldn't like it parked in front of the garage, but each to their own and its no good moaning after you've bought the house.0 -
Hi everyone,
I think we have decided not to go ahead. We really like the house but I think we are compromising abit too much on what we initially decided we wanted. Esp hearing about fire risk etc not something we want. We are ftb so apologies if the questions seemed obvious. It's all new to us
Thank you so much for your help.1 -
Fire Risk?
Hope you get something that's suitable.The world is not ruined by the wickedness of the wicked, but by the weakness of the good. Napoleon0
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