Property Types

Selling a House with an Annexe

Properties with annexes can be attractive to investors who see potential for rental income or conversion. However, planning permission, council tax, and building regulations can complicate traditional sales. Our investor network understands these complexities.

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Planning and building regulations

Annexes should have planning permission and comply with building regulations. If your annexe was built without proper permissions, this can create issues. Investors are often more comfortable navigating these complications than traditional buyers.

Valuation considerations

An annexe can add significant value if properly permitted and constructed. However, some valuers and lenders are cautious about properties with separate living accommodation. Cash investors do not face these lending restrictions.

Frequently asked questions

This depends on the local authority and the degree of independence of the annexe. Some councils levy a separate council tax charge, sometimes with a discount.

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