It would be a weird buyer that buys a property where nothing meets todays BR, but pulls out because a window doesnt meet BR. Yes the solicitor should note it, but that doesnt mean a buyer would pull out. The seller can simply reply that nothing else meets BR either, since its centuries old, thats what youre buying. And if you dont want that, buy a new house.
You'll never get BR approval on sg windows in a listed house... so what. We all know the official position, and we also know the situation on the ground, which is that this sort of thing is widespread and insistences on replacement very rare. Since its a listed, any buyer with the first idea what theyre doing can apply a bit of common sense.
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You'll never get BR approval on sg windows in a listed house... so what. We all know the official position, and we also know the situation on the ground, which is that this sort of thing is widespread and insistences on replacement very rare. Since its a listed, any buyer with the first idea what theyre doing can apply a bit of common sense.
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