Hello all,
We've got a property in inner-city melbourne which we'd like to subdivide into two. The property has front street access as well as rear laneway access. So the idea is to keep the existing dwelling at the front, and put a new unit at the rear. As the lot is quite narrow (est 7m), we want to have the rear unit built boundary to boundary. The question is:- do we need to create an easement through the rear unit for the front dwelling for stormwater and sewerage? The existing discharge point is at the rear. If so, it would pretty much kill off this idea!
Thanks for your help everybody!
V
We've got a property in inner-city melbourne which we'd like to subdivide into two. The property has front street access as well as rear laneway access. So the idea is to keep the existing dwelling at the front, and put a new unit at the rear. As the lot is quite narrow (est 7m), we want to have the rear unit built boundary to boundary. The question is:- do we need to create an easement through the rear unit for the front dwelling for stormwater and sewerage? The existing discharge point is at the rear. If so, it would pretty much kill off this idea!
Thanks for your help everybody!
V