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chandler house henry st

  • 10-12-2015 9:44pm
    #1
    joe_five_pack
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    lovely apartments in this developement and not expensive, is the location the reason


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  • #2
    zulutango
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    That area is a dive, and becoming one of Limerick's newer ghettos. Generally those buildings were very poorly built. I'd steer clear.


  • #3
    Treepole
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    zulutango wrote: »
    That area is a dive, and becoming one of Limerick's newer ghettos. Generally those buildings were very poorly built. I'd steer clear.

    Is Chandler House not just right next Howleys Quay?
    Hardly a dive? The upper end of Henry St, is gone bad, but I wouldn't say the area where Chandler House is is bad. It's pretty much across the road from our only 5 Star Hotel.

    I don't know anything about the build quality, but given the time they were built I would say be wary.


  • #4
    joe_five_pack
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    zulutango wrote: »
    That area is a dive, and becoming one of Limerick's newer ghettos. Generally those buildings were very poorly built. I'd steer clear.

    the apartments are absolutely superb in every way , i dont know enough about the adress but you are dead wrong about the build quality in that block


  • #5
    Treepole
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    joe_five_pack wrote: »
    the apartments are absolutely superb in every way , i dont know enough about the adress but you are dead wrong about the build quality in that block

    Have you a had an engineers report done?
    Build quality is very different to finish quality.


  • #6
    joe_five_pack
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    Treepole wrote: »
    Have you a had an engineers report done?
    Build quality is very different to finish quality.

    do you have reliable information to suggest build quality is poor ?


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  • #7
    Treepole
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    joe_five_pack wrote: »
    do you have reliable information to suggest build quality is poor ?

    No need to be so defensive, I don't know your level of knowledge in the area so I'm just giving some words of caution. I don't know anything about that specific build but I worked in the building trade for a number of years and anyone considering buying any in development that was constructed over the past 10/15 years would be very foolish not to have the property thoroughly inspected by an engineer.


  • #8
    zulutango
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    Sorry! I was mixing it up with one of the buildings down by Steamboat Quay. Ignore me.

    Chandler House is pretty ok. I was in one apartment there a few years ago. Can't remember what type of heating they have. Anybody know?


  • #9
    stefanovich
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    zulutango wrote: »
    Sorry! I was mixing it up with one of the buildings down by Steamboat Quay. Ignore me.

    Chandler House is pretty ok. I was in one apartment there a few years ago. Can't remember what type of heating they have. Anybody know?
    Most likely electric storage heaters


  • #10
    zulutango
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,903 ✭✭✭zulutango


    Storage heaters tend to reflect fairly poor standard developments. They're easy and cheap to design into a building and to install. The flip side is that they are expensive to run and impossible to control. Personally, I would never buy a property that has storage heaters.


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