I bought my leasehold flat because it has a garden. Although the garden is shared, we all have our own little section which we all respect. The shared garden overlooks another street because the garden fence is so low, you can see right onto this street. On this street lives a very verbally abusive man who is none stop, and regularly brings his raging arguments out onto the street and it disrupts the area, the police are down there every other week and nothing seems to be getting resolved...My question is, seeing as I live in a leasehold flat with a shared garden, how possible is it for me to install higher fences to improve mine and my neighbors safety and privacy? Is this something I can ask of the landlord? I don't know of my neighbors contractual agreements and if they are the same as mine or not, so it’s hard to know what we are all entitled to, and if the low fence can be changed, who pays for it? If anyone can give any advice at all it would make my day.
Can I Change My Fence in a Shared Garden?
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by bigalxyzIn the process of buying freehold for our building. 9 participants (from 11 flats).
Our solicitor will extend leases to 999 years for an additional fee if we want to. She has asked, as part of that extension process:
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Reply to Changes to lease wordingby MacromiaEffectively, you have the opportunity to change anything within the leases of the nine participants that you all agree to - as long as this won't affect/contradict anything in the leases of the two flats who aren't participating (although parts of their leases can potentially be changed as well if all...
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by HansiMyself and 7 other flats in an 8 flat building have just exchanged on the purchase of the freehold.
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by scot22What details must be given in an invoice for a levy ?
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Reply to Levyby MacromiaIt really does matter.
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by peejayemThis concerns a semi-detached house that has been converted into two maisonettes. One freehold over the building, side driveway and front and rear gardens. In the rear garden is all paved to extend the driveway to give access to two garages and one parking space. Each garage is demised to one of the...
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by Stu1020Hi there,
I'm new to the forum and looking for advice on a sticky freehold situation.
I own a two-bed flat in a converted building with two one-beds. The lease states that a fair proportion is payable towards the service charge. However, there has been a running agreement of...-
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by Stu1020Section20z thank you for the response.
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