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Timbre Frame House

  • 08-01-2024 07:08PM
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    thehousinghelp
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    we are looking at buying a timber frame house. The only issue is that this house was built in 2007 and left vacant / Derelict until 2020. Would you be concerned this might have an impact on the integrity of the house due to damp etc

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