That is quite possible. We have a house in the neighborhood from 1929 that had its original roof and windows until 2020.Yeah, just the attic ceiling and pipes. Both are also sensible, cheap, and quick to do. The insulation of the attic ceiling pays off within a few years if you do it yourself. The roof is definitely not from 1932, at least not the covering.
90-year-old roof tiles? All intact? I don't believe it. Maybe a few originals and the rest a patchwork from various years.
This mainly concerns neighbors (semi-detached house) and 2 schools opposite :( We would otherwise do the renovations...I don't know how you define feeling comfortable for yourself, but without proper heating and insulation, I definitely wouldn't feel comfortable.
Yes, indeed. I know the buyers, everything was original except for a very few replacement tiles. I even once asked our roofer how long roofs ideally last, he said they can easily last 80 years. Good, old clay tiles last forever if no storm tears them down.
That would be our idea too... Unfortunately, I'm totally unsure because of the money.... It's totally uncertain with the bank (inflation)Then let the new owner do everything ;-)