"Owain" wrote in message
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The Natural Philosopher wrote:
You MAY be able to but the house without a kitchen and bathrooms fitted,
at a discount...

However, BCO would expect to see a working bath, WC, and sufficient
kitchen for food preparation (ie sink, cupboard - possibly ventilated -
and some worktop) before giving the house its completion certificate
marking it as fit for habitation.

Without a completion certificate, mortgagors will be very wary of
lending on standard terms.

Owain

When did you last see a BCO on a large scale development?

PhilC