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Home Insurance - self contained with no front door?

I recently took out a new home insurance policy with Admiral which was an online application. The property is a bungalow with it's own front and rear door when I completed the application I stated this and the type of locks that were fitted.

Today, I received the policy back and it states: That the property is self contained with own front door - NO. Is this a mistake? How can a bungalow property have no front door?

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  • Surely it is self contained with own front door or is that a mistake and you were suppose to put no front door? Live chat Admiral if you want it changed 
  • Sandtree
    Sandtree Posts: 10,628 Forumite
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    You’d be talking about a granny annex which is accessible from the main property 

    it doesn’t literally mean it has no front door 
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