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The place appears to be in good shape, so worth a proper viewing I think. It doesn’t appear to be a restoration project. I will do some reading up though. Thanks
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Have you looked at the entry in the list for the property? Is it in a conservation area as well? That would give a better indication of what might be allowed.
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As said just below grade 2 requires far greater resources - time and money - to get things drawn-up, eventually approved and built to the right specs.
Kurai
Glws
Obviously it depends on the place, but it sort of is a "run half a mile" from me. unless a restoration project is really your thing.
Grade 2 covers much more than structural aspects.