I'm currently scratching my head
I'm looking at an old miners cottage that has a very old person living in it for absolutely ages
House is original and representative of its age
I've had a look at it and there are no stumps and just a concrete slab throughout
I can't tell if there used to be stumps but my builder contact says it had to have stumps at some stage and they poured concrete in
Surprisingly it seems all quite flat and level
How is this reflected from a resale perspective? And from a building inspection for when it comes down to sell
I'm looking at an old miners cottage that has a very old person living in it for absolutely ages
House is original and representative of its age
I've had a look at it and there are no stumps and just a concrete slab throughout
I can't tell if there used to be stumps but my builder contact says it had to have stumps at some stage and they poured concrete in
Surprisingly it seems all quite flat and level
How is this reflected from a resale perspective? And from a building inspection for when it comes down to sell
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