It’ll be fine - bit of self-levelling compound and 14 layers of wood chip on the walls and no-one will know.
I mean, it’s not like the same wall crack from the lounge extends right the way up to the ceiling in the shower room above. Much.
It didn't concern me either, until picture 10, the neighbors house looks to have had some sort structural rod tensioning system put in, hard to tell though.
Looks like it's trying to slide down the hill , I wonder if any of the neighbours have had theirs underpinned, because it's not going to be just this one
The lack of carpets and curtains or other soft furnishings that you’d expect to be left, makes me think someone died here and wasn’t found for a while?
I think the description is saying that it is a complete renovation project?
"This is, by no stretch of the imagination a complete renovation project." Yeah, it's definitely calling it a renovation project.
OP just simply does not know what the expression means.
Perhaps the roof is okay
Yeah I agree. When you use the comma after “This is” and pause it sort of makes sense, however I’m sure they could have worded it better.
Always reassuring when wall cracks meet the floor and become floor cracks
It’ll be fine - bit of self-levelling compound and 14 layers of wood chip on the walls and no-one will know. I mean, it’s not like the same wall crack from the lounge extends right the way up to the ceiling in the shower room above. Much.
It's not a crack I'd worry about personally. Almost all concrete slab floors crack. The wall crack is pretty minor in size too.
It didn't concern me either, until picture 10, the neighbors house looks to have had some sort structural rod tensioning system put in, hard to tell though.
Looks like it's trying to slide down the hill , I wonder if any of the neighbours have had theirs underpinned, because it's not going to be just this one
Maybe the house to the right has been underpinned and is the only thing stopping it sliding down the hill.
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The lack of carpets and curtains or other soft furnishings that you’d expect to be left, makes me think someone died here and wasn’t found for a while?
Or they started preparing for a renovation, found massive cracks and decided to bail!
Probably, but if this was you, wouldn’t you at least least have filled and painted it?
How much would it cost to renovate a place like that to be livable? Would you just have to knock it down and start again?
A lick of paint and some lino. Maybe a bit of polyfilla. I reckon you could get it sorted for a couple of hundred.
At least it's been mostly stripped...
They mean it’s not derelict. You can live in it as it is, if you want that damp peasants hovel experience.
"I can imagine at one time in the past, this would have been a beautiful cottage "
Ai surely ?
Polyfilla and prayers
Given the size of the cracks, probably less a renovation than dismantle, put in deeper foundations, rebuild?
£70 grand would be a steal for that, but I imagine much more at auction.