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Exactly :) Anyway.. thanks everyone for the input on this. Once I get a proper survey done, I'll update you on the results if the crack is mentioned (I'll ask them to take a look at it).

There is no sign of damp. Maybe I should change the title of this thread to: Exterior vertical Joint on period terraced house :)

Thanks for all the comments. Frank - I did go right up to the wall and look up. The wall is not leaning out at the top. It is flat. Here are some higher definition photos. Image3 by Jud456 posted 11 Jun 2016 at 6:06 PM Image2 by Jud456 posted 11 Jun 2016 at 6:06 PM Image1 by Jud456 posted 11...

crack in wall

I will get better photos over the weekend.

Thanks for the advice. I will have a look up the wall and report back.. I did ask the owner and he took a look at it, and said it was the center point between the 2 houses on the left and 2 houses on the right and it's always been since they moved in 10 years ago.

I am considering putting in an offer on a period terraced house and I noticed a vertical crack where it aligns with the property to the right. I plan to get a survey (if I get that far in the process), but I was wondering if anyone has any heads up on whether they think this could be a serious...

Vertical crack in terraced house