mmmmbau
2019-10-11 07:00:20
- #1
It would have been quite feasible, but there were various reasons against it: - Renovation would have been possible, but associated with very high costs and one would have had to make "compromises" - the maker dismissed one thing or another far too flippantly: double vs. triple glazing, the latter would have been nonsense for that time. And some windows had single glazing - no detailed information available - the roof window was clearly water damage, he said it probably rained in there at some point - BUT main reason: high-voltage power line!
As stated above: there will be a "Bald" new development area that we have been waiting for what feels like forever. Now, after such a long time, to give up the dream of one’s perfect house and buy an existing property with the necessary "compromises"... oh no.
I have been mulling over a floor plan for months/years, which might eventually make it to the forum for "getting torn apart" when it becomes urgent here. But without the right plot, probably too early at this point.
As stated above: there will be a "Bald" new development area that we have been waiting for what feels like forever. Now, after such a long time, to give up the dream of one’s perfect house and buy an existing property with the necessary "compromises"... oh no.
I have been mulling over a floor plan for months/years, which might eventually make it to the forum for "getting torn apart" when it becomes urgent here. But without the right plot, probably too early at this point.