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Hi All
I am very new to this, but am doing research & hope i can learn from more experienced folk on this forum, & look forward to helping others along the way. Basically i have lived in my council 3 bed semi for nearly 4yrs, with the right to buy after 3yrs of moving in, now i have a large garden to the side of home widh is around 400 sq ft & also allow for off road parking for 2 cars, now i have checked with my local county council & there are no restrictive covenants, easements, or wayleaves, slapped on this potential build plot, but i think you can not sell your home before your 1st 3yrs of ownership, would this still apply to the plot, or would i be able to sell asap?
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I think you will find that the period is now 5 years and this will apply to all the land so you couldn't sell it off.
Council would have been stupid not to impose restrictive covenants preventing further building on land. Some ex-Council houses near me have had second houses built in large part of garden at the side and the Council has gained about £20K a time to give permission under the covenants for that.
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RICHARD WEBSTERwww.rwco.co.uk As a conveyancing solicitor I want to be helpful (England/Wales only) but can't accept liability for this. |
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Last i heard, our beloved government was trying to put a stop to garden grabing, what was the outcome?
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