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Looking to buy a 1940’s house- what’s this? (Surveyor)

Rebeccaxo · 2024-09-29 08:09:26

Hi everyone, I’m looking to buy a 1940’s house. I had a survey done but it won’t be ready until next week and I’m a bit panicked. If anyone has an idea of why the roof is brown or what it could be that would be great. Thanks In advance. The house is G rated

29-09-2024 9:09am

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Rebeccaxo

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Hi everyone,

I’m looking to buy a 1940’s house. I had a survey done but it won’t be ready until next week and I’m a bit panicked. If anyone has an idea of why the roof is brown or what it could be that would be great. Thanks In advance. The house is G rated

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#2 29-09-2024 11:49pm

markw7

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058371190/looking-to-buy-a-1940-s-house-what-s-this-surveyor

If it's the ceiling in the room you're talking about, it looks like it was recently skimmed and wasn't painted.
I'm open to correction though, but that's my best guess.

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#3 30-09-2024 7:09am

Markcheese

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A little hard to see , but what markw7 said above ..
I suppose the next question is , why was the ceiling skimmed , could be lots of perfectly valid ,no prob reasons ,could be covering up old damp stains , cracked plaster , horrible ceiling stipple , none of which would necessarily a deal breaker

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#4 30-09-2024 11:29am

Rebeccaxo

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Thank you both, that’s very helpful!

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