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Private dwelling to commercial back again

Silent night · 2021-07-27 07:22:22

Hi 10yrs ago bought an old house in a town and knocked it and built 2 story building in its place and changed it to a commercial premises now I am thinking may revert back to private and change it to living quarters again would there be much red tape or hassle thanks for help

27-07-2021 8:22am

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Silent night

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Hi
10yrs ago bought an old house in a town and knocked it and built 2 story building in its place and changed it to a commercial premises now I am thinking may revert back to private and change it to living quarters again would there be much red tape or hassle thanks for help

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#2 27-07-2021 8:41am

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Easier to convert from commercial to residential than the other way around, as you have no issues with fire cert, disabled access cert etc. You'll need planning permission at a minimum though. The rest, you'll need a professional to carry out a desk/site review to identify any other issues you might face, as they're more site-specific. The fact it was previously a residential building works in your favour though.

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Silent night

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Thank you very much

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