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BlueCorsa

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Registered: 14th Jan 04
Location: Midlands Drives: MB SLK250 CDI
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23rd Apr 07 at 21:36

Interested in these as the house I am moving to has these same types of buildings on the estate.

Is it freehold? And if so do the people who own the other garages pay ground rent to you?

Jules S

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23rd Apr 07 at 21:40

These are commonly called coach houses....quite common around here, basically they make good use of the land available.

very unlikey to be freehold....

Kerry

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24th Apr 07 at 06:55

they might be flying freehold though

Tom

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Location: Wirral, Merseyside
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25th Apr 07 at 10:12

Mad set-up but also good considering you have no wall-to-wall neighbours and you live in a flat

Must be mad ownership with the garages, be good to buy them off your neighbours one day and convert (don't know if that'd be possible?)

Adam_B

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Location: Lancashire
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25th Apr 07 at 18:17

quote:
Originally posted by corsaaa_16v
how much did it set you back?

just im in the market for a house at the moment, so am interested in how the prices are at the mo

£152,000

Adam_B

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25th Apr 07 at 18:18

quote:
Originally posted by BlueCorsa
Interested in these as the house I am moving to has these same types of buildings on the estate.

Is it freehold? And if so do the people who own the other garages pay ground rent to you?

No its lease hold £150 a year

Lisa

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Registered: 6th Apr 00
Location: Euxton, Lancashire
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7th May 07 at 23:09

they have started building it now

Adam_B

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Location: Lancashire
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7th May 07 at 23:19

MarkW

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Location: Orpington, Kent
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8th May 07 at 21:38

where is it?

Lisa

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8th May 07 at 21:54

buckshaw village in chorley..........quite near adams

Ally

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9th May 07 at 13:52

Looks nice leese, du have any plans deco wise or is it coming bog standard new house magnolia/white (which i think is the best btw

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Lisa

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Registered: 6th Apr 00
Location: Euxton, Lancashire
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9th May 07 at 14:43

its all magnolia painted.

i get to pick
kitchen units, tiles and flooring.
Bathroom tiles and flooring
Fitted bedroom suite
Whether to have a fire place or not
all internal carpets
Curtains or blinds

can't wait

i also get waher/dryer, dishwaher, fridge freezer, oven and hob, all light fittings

BYRON

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10th May 07 at 11:58

what was the price? Just trying to compare it to similar properties down here in hampshire.

Nath

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10th May 07 at 12:45

£152,000

Adam_B

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20th May 07 at 21:05

quick update, next door has a bit of a fence

Lisa

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20th May 07 at 21:30

slowly but surely its getting there

Conway563

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Location: Yate, Bristol
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23rd May 07 at 14:17

We're thinking about buying a new build as our first house. What are the advantages/disadvantages in peoples opinions?

topshot_2k

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Registered: 1st Dec 03
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23rd May 07 at 14:40

advantages - warranty, energy efficient, blank canvas etc etc

Disadvantages - cost more, seem to be getting smaller

Conway563

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Registered: 7th Jun 06
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23rd May 07 at 15:02

Been looking at one of these which is a bit bigger than most 3 beds round by me and about £10k cheaper. About the same commute as now but just in the opposite direction.

c20let

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Registered: 25th Jun 05
Location: Aberdeenshire Drives: VXR Astravan,Evo 9GT,mr2 tbo
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24th May 07 at 19:35

ah a barratt house. where are you from?

i work for barratt north scotland

Lisa

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24th May 07 at 23:32

Living in Bury at the moment but the house is in Chorley

Marc

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25th May 07 at 08:00

I live in a Barrett house

Lisa

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11th Sep 07 at 22:00

this is taking forever

Andrew

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11th Sep 07 at 23:17

Starting to take shape

neoquip

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12th Sep 07 at 06:19

it'll be worth it in the end, they always take longer than they say, lets just hope next door don't have a v8 TVR they want to put in the garage under you, that they leave ticking over at 6:30am in a morning!