Cheers. That is really helpful. At least it sounds like it doesn't kill any development off the bat. This is just outside London fwiw.
I might give my builder mate a call and talk it through with him.
The Estate agent is good, but ultimately he is the sellers agent. I have asked him if he can find out. Apparently one of the sellers used to be an aeroplane mechanic or something so is pretty handy - so it's possible he knows.
Our solicitors are lols. I'm hoping that they'll get their shit together now the 2nd property stamp duty rush has pasted.
I would be tempted to give the local water company a call, they would be able to tell you the process and liklihood of getting consent to build over. Looking over my emails it cost £430 for the survey and a £156 assessment fee, so not too bad at all really.
Cheers. That is really helpful. At least it sounds like it doesn't kill any development off the bat. This is just outside London fwiw.
I might give my builder mate a call and talk it through with him.
The Estate agent is good, but ultimately he is the sellers agent. I have asked him if he can find out. Apparently one of the sellers used to be an aeroplane mechanic or something so is pretty handy - so it's possible he knows.
Our solicitors are lols. I'm hoping that they'll get their shit together now the 2nd property stamp duty rush has pasted.