We are thinking of purchasing a detached bungalow, but I have noticed that
the house next door have built an extension on to their kitchen that goes
right up to the boundary line that divides the two properties. If I put a
fence up along the boundary (which is clearly visible), it would mean that I
would have to step around this extension by about 12 inches to miss the
extension. Or use the extension as part of the fence.
My question is:- Surely this cannot be right can it? The extension has a
window size of appx 4ft x 6ft clear glass facing a wall of about 1 metre
away which is the bungalow that we want to buy. Please help.


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"katogrove" wrote in message
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We are thinking of purchasing a detached bungalow, but I have noticed that
the house next door have built an extension on to their kitchen that goes
right up to the boundary line that divides the two properties. If I put a
fence up along the boundary (which is clearly visible), it would mean that
I
would have to step around this extension by about 12 inches to miss the
extension. Or use the extension as part of the fence.
My question is:- Surely this cannot be right can it? The extension has a
window size of appx 4ft x 6ft clear glass facing a wall of about 1 metre
away which is the bungalow that we want to buy. Please help.



As the next door extension is not to your liking, then perhaps you should
re-consider buying the property - You can't expect the neighbours to
demolish it?

Dave