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Affordable Housing-Extension

smooth operater · 2007-11-21 14:08:25

Hi, i'm considering going for this affordable housing... If i was to get accepted, and i move in, say after a coupla years, would it be possible to build an extension on or convert the attic if i were to have children?

21-11-2007 2:08pm

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smooth operater

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Hi, i'm considering going for this affordable housing...
If i was to get accepted, and i move in, say after a coupla years, would it be possible to build an extension on or convert the attic if i were to have children?

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#2 21-11-2007 2:38pm

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Yes but whether the council has a clawback on that is open to question. I suspect they wouldn't because if memory serves the clawback is after all improvements etc made to the house from time of purchase. You'd need to check that.

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#3 21-11-2007 3:49pm

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It depends on the type of building. If it is a house then it is possible but if its an apartment or duplex which shares a roof space with apts then probably not.

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