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Old 08-15-2008, 06:27 PM
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Default convert two storey house into 3 1xbedroom flats
Hi I am currently researching splitting two storey victorian/georgian houses into three 1xBedroom flats. I would like to know whethere there are any additional things which need to be taken into consideration when doing this in comparison to converting to two flats?

I would also like to know whether it would be difficult to obtain planning permission for this works or whether a precendence has already been set with this type of development.

Anyone who has experience of doing this any pointers would be much appreciated.

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