Search results for query: buying a piece of land

Sorry, this doesn't seem to fit elsewhere and is not technically DIY but I don't know another community so full of informed people... Behind our back garden is a narrow private lane, which also backs up against the back gardens of another street. Being a new-build development, our estate butts...

So I'm looking at buying a piece of land and I want to know more about it. I've gone through the land registry and purchased a copy of the title. There is a mention of a charges register, and I want to know what covenants are on the land and any other information relating to its use before I...

As the title says, has anyone sold a piece of land to a developer? My FIL has a section of land at the bottom of his garden which a developer wants to buy. Despite repeatedly telling him not to sign anything without speaking to us and seeking legal advice it appears he has signed a document in...

My neighbour has a large piece of land at the end of his garden which borders my garden. I'm interested in buying all (or some) of it to put a double garage on and to increase the size of my garden but I have no idea how much land like this is worth. The ground is about 16 metres by 16...

Good afternoon all, I'm currently looking at having my stairs and landing carpeted in the near future. The old carpet has been removed and the underlay and carpet grippers are still in place. I intend on leaving these in place. I've measured the rise and fall of one of my steps and this...

Can anyone tell me what are the conditions of building on land which has a gas mains pipe running through it? Basically looking to buy a piece of land with planning permission for a house on it, which has gas mains pipe running down the right side of it. We cannot build within 3 feet of gas...

He also thinks he can buy a piece of land on the IOM and try and block a public footpath. Idiot. If he wanted total privacy, why did the bumbling oaf buy land with a right of way through it?

Getting a professional fitter to do this but buying the carpet myself. It's a T shaped area. Landing upstairs at the top of the T is gonna have to be 4 metre width. The steps are the vertical bit of the T, much narrower (1 metre). Carpet available in both widths. If I get a piece 4m wide and...

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Hi guys, Hope someone can give me some advice here - I'll try to keep this simple as poss but apologies if I overcomplicate this! We are wanting some striped carpet laying on our landing and stairs and have seen some Candy Striped Wool Twist in our local carpet shop at a reasonable £13...

Well, that was just part of my "rant" - wondering IF we had such a piece of land, then WHY would we need PP - if nobody could see our house anyway! In reality, we're probably happy to settle for whatever land (however close to other properties) that we would be allowed to build our...

I was asked to buy an acre of rain forest in Belize? or some Latin American country? You got a title deed to it but it was vague It was all very well but it seemed that u did not actually know the exact position of your said piece of land :confused: Suppose they struck oil on it? Or...

Hi, In the process of buying a house to do up in Cornwall. A week or two from completion of sale and a tree fell down (big one). The branches swiped the house and took down a chimney stack off the top of the gable end which smashed the Velux and some roof damage.. So we have two choices...

Thank you so much Mottie, I did not know in Freehold also they can do the same. I think I should not buy this piece of land, my intention was to get planning permission and build a semi-commercial building. It looks like I will end up spending thousands of pounds in the future.

Hi all it goes on to say about The right of the owners from time to time of the neighboring premises or any of them and of any premises on the transferors adjoining land to free passage of running water and soil etc The question for this has nothing to do about paying my way One of...

I think you will need to be what most people would call pretty rich if you're to buy a piece of land in Hampshire, designated for residential use, which is large enough for a house not to be seen from beyond its boundary.

Rats! I've already been brainwashed! :) No, I haven't purchased the land yet. I want to get all the facts together first, then (if it's worth it) purchase the right piece of land that will allow us to do what we want. I guess my original post was more of a rant about "why", as it clearly...

It’s the conditions of sale. If you don’t like it, don’t buy it. Who's going to develop a leasehold piece of land anyway. You'd need the permission of the freeholder, presumably. How much more do you think the freehold will cost? 100%? 200%? They can still put those conditions in on a freehold...

Leaseholds are normally used where several dwellings are built on the same piece of land such as flats or apartments. They can't all own the same piece of land, so the owners of the properties all pay a share of a ground rent to the freeholder. I looked into this some years ago when...

I am looking at some hard standing pieces of ground for rent and for sale that have no mains electric And for me to rent or buy the pieces of land I am going to need electric. I have done some research online and found that for installing mains electric off the grid will be any where from £500-...