Neighbors Conservatory, is this right?

[freddiemercurystwin]

Must've been all gooey eyed when walking round his potential new house!

 

[geraldthehamster]

Must've been all gooey eyed when walking round his potential new house!

And clearly determined to get off on the right foot with his new neighbours.



Cheers
Richard

 

[cajar]

we've all been there, falling in love with a house or car (or woman!) and noticing problems later on.

op I would consider carefully what to do, as you have to live next to these people. though personally I'd put up a fence cos windows always do give a feeling of being watched, even if no one is behind them.

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

we've all been there, falling in love with a woman and noticing problems later on.

I'm still noticing them, 20 odd years later!

 

[cjard]

The NCS cannot be applied for retrospectively though.

Neither can PD?

 

[LukeB123]

The NCS cannot be applied for retrospectively though.

Neither can PD?

LDC for an existing use?

BTW, this seemed like an interesting forum, so thought I'd join up!

 

[ssaunders]

Hi all, thanks for all the replies, and totally agree with the love of all things can and does make you blind to the shortcomings. I'm biting the bullet and have the fence man coming round soon. It's not that easy a job by the look as the current fence is arris rail attached to the old style concrete post so originally was chain link? And the windows are no more than an inch and a half away from the fence. In my book less simple means more money!
Thanks again for the input.
Be lucky.
S

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

The NCS cannot be applied for retrospectively though.

Neither can PD?

Yes you can for PD but not when it comes under the NCS.