Trying to work out how the plan works on that, and it looks like the main house has been split into two maisonettes, with the property for sale having a first floor that oversails the ground floor of next door. The front entrance is through the conservatory.
If I was buying a ‘dream home’, I’m not sure that I’d be too fussed about that arrangement.
Not a particular risk (it’s definitely less risky in Scotland without the leasehold/freehold thing), but you’d certainly want to make sure that there’s nothing scary in the deeds or any covenants, and that there are no issues with insurances.
I’m just not sure that it’s an arrangement that particularly appeals to me.
Fair enough. It’s also in a Conservation Area, which has the potential to be restrictive, I suppose. Possibly some financial obligation for that shared garden bit out to the front, too, as it doesn’t seem to be part of the adopted road extent.
Cant find it its an account i follow on insta called cheap nordic homes but they didn’t share any details of it. Such a good account. If i ever find a wad of cash in the back of a cab you can be my locations advisor
Bunged the address into Google Maps, but it wasn’t found. Found it here, though
15 mins on a bike to the supermarket in Hova, 20 to Hova railway station, with Stockholm a couple of hours away, or 3hrs to Gothenburg, Oslo 7hrs.
A pig breeder and horse riding stables down by the waterside of lake Skagern, 10 mins ride in the other direction. Some casual labour there to keep things ticking over.