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idk what it is about older houses and buildings like this that give off a certain charm
maybe im just weird for liking them like this, sure fixing them up would be lovely, but to me it looks great as is
like it has many stories to tell, ya know?
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Yes old houses / buildings do have a sort of interesting something about them that makes you want to investigate and learn more about what happened in them or to them.
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I hope someone is able to fix it up, Nicole Curtis that mess
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I share your feeling about wanting someone to restore this house.
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I think the owner of the house can't afford to restore it. The house is located in an area of historical land marks. When you own or buy a house with this classification any changes to the structure have to be made not only to current safety codes, but you have to makes sure that any changes to the structure abide by the history of the type of building and design of the time period of the house. This can be very expensive to do especially for Victorian homes because of all the wood and design on the face of the house.
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The type of 'conservation' regulations that do more harm than good.
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In cases like these, I agree with you.
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Same in the UK. My husband used to have a listed house, and couldn't change anything inside at all, mind you it dated back to the 1600's
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You are very welcome!
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Time isn't kind to this house but still lovely
I hope it won't get destroyed
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I am not sure if it was supposed to be under renovation or not.
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I see. Still its would be very sad if it got destroyed
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