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Buying a house with a large tree in front


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Hi there. We in the process of buying a house in the UK, and it has a tall tree on the neighbors driveway about 8 meters in height (it's probably some kind of a pine tree), which is about 5-6 meters from our house. Is this something to worry about? Here are some photos showing it as well as the driveway which may be affected
 
 

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1 minute ago, Dan Maynard said:

I can't really see but my first guess is cedar, in which case it's going to continue to grow. A lot.

Maybe worth identifying it properly?

Atlas Cedar

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It’s probably worth getting a report to check if there is a risk of direct damage or subsidence.  Your mortgage company may insist on it.  Its impossible to say from some pics on a website.   Where is the property? 

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10 hours ago, richyrich said:

It's the neighbour's, so might be issue.

But that block paving isnt, shocking, needs good jetwash 😉 k

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14 hours ago, topchippyles said:

Chop it down when they go shopping 

Can you recommend some good ‘chippy’ forums Les....

 

I fancy getting in there and saying - “...yeah, bosh a set of metal shelves in there mate... Jobs a goodun..!”

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