What does 'Period Property' mean?
Period Property
Usually referring to Victorian, Georgian or Edwardian properties but also generally used to describe anything over about 100 years old.
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Chapter 10:
Working with Estate Agents
"... your mortgage
Quiet road
Essential
You are a very light sleeper
Outside space
Preferrable
Nice for the summer
period property
Preferrable
You like homes with character
Big Windows
Preferrable
You like somewhere nice and light
Not ground..."
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Chapter 20:
What a Property Survey Really Means
"... any roof will need some work and bear in mind that most structures are generally expected to last about 20 years on a period property. As such, if the roofer comes back and tells you the roof will need to be replaced within five years do not be surprised and do not expect to be able to renegotiate in a busy..."
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