Howard-
@Howard There is a damp and timber report from the buyers who pulled out, and then a structural report which looks to have been commissioned by the landlord (different name, surveyor did a survey on it when the landlord bought it 13 years ago).
-roof needs work
-gutters need replacing
-not sure where the gutter links to at the front, maybe in to the foundations
-cracks in the rear rendering
-no 77 loft conversion protrudes through the party wall
-front wall distorted leaning 30mm to the right of the bay
-the bathroom (which is the downstairs extension) isn't ventilated right
-needs some air bricks (subfloor ventilation is inadequate)
-chimneys need maintenance, rain penetrates at the base
-wall fractures
-odd bits of damp
-was only like one socket in each room
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bobble
Just read my first survey. Estate agent emailed it over from the previous buyer who pulled out. No idea what to make of it.
Why does a boundary wall adjacent to a house wall create damp?