Saw this photo of a house on RM
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It's almost as if it is intended to stabilise the parapet wall, perhaps...?
It might be fake but its definitely one of the photos on a Rightmove listing. Not sure why an EA would leave it as is if it didn't exist.
Understandable though in this age of AI, photoshop etc to think that. Dunno maybe you'll turn out to be right but I don't think so....
That's very odd. But there's also something strange on top, and next door too.
Check the planning records. I'm wondering if they were supports for a roof over the balcony, and planning was refused after they'd already started.
Check the planning records. I'm wondering if they were supports for a roof over the balcony, and planning was refused after they'd already started.
...or more likely a second balcony for the loft floor, replace the dormer windows with doors stepping out onto it.
Its not mine and I won't be buying it but I just noticed it. Here's the link in case anyone else is even more curious than me and digs into the planning...
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Check out this 2 bedroom apartment for sale on Rightmove
2 bedroom apartment for sale in High Street, Crowthorne, Berkshire, RG45 for £225,000. Marketed by Romans, Crowthorne
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Isn’t it just a handrail on a flat roof?
It looks like Key Clamp
Possibly intended as a terrace, but left if no PP was allowed
Alternatively just fall protection for the roof.
They put rails all over my old building at work, it was built in WW2.
Massive footprint, single storey but maybe 3.5m high
Just before covid, they stuck on rails all over and three years later knocked the whole thing down.
It looks like Key Clamp
Possibly intended as a terrace, but left if no PP was allowed
Alternatively just fall protection for the roof.
They put rails all over my old building at work, it was built in WW2.
Massive footprint, single storey but maybe 3.5m high
Just before covid, they stuck on rails all over and three years later knocked the whole thing down.
Ask the estate agent about the purpose.
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