"MrHappyChap" wrote in message
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If a terraced house (in an area popular with first time buyers) has a
kitchen extension with a flat roof, would the construction of a
"regular" roof usually add value to the house?

i.e. add more to the value of the property than the cost of
constructing the roof

Anyone have any opinions?

First time buyers don't really look at the roof construction I find.
They're more likely to look at a second loo or beautiful kitchen and living
room before asking about the roof. However, a surveyor will want to look
more closely at the type and construction of any extensions or other add
ons.

If you did put a different roof on top, wouldn't it effect the upstairs
windows ?


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