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What type of property is it?

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What type of house?

Select what type of house it is.

What type of flat?

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Is the flat self-contained?

A self-contained flat would have it's own bathroom, kitchen and locking front door.
Select yes if the flat is self contained.

What type of town house?

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What type of bungalow?

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How many bedrooms does the property have?

This includes rooms that were bedrooms but are now used for something else (e.g. as a study/office)
Select the number of bedrooms the property has

How many bathrooms?

This includes ensuites or any room with a bath, shower or toilet.
Select the number of bathrooms the property has

How many living rooms?

Include living, dining and sitting rooms but not kitchens.
Select the number of living rooms the property has

How many kitchens?

This includes kitchens that are part of another room (e.g. open-plan lounge and kitchen).
Select the number of kitchens the property has

How many other rooms?

e.g. utility rooms, cloak rooms (not including hallways/corridors).
Select the number of other rooms the property has
Other details

Is the property used for business?

Approximately, what year was the property built?

Enter the year the property was built as a 4 digit number

Is any part of the property's roof flat?

This includes any outbuildings or garages the property might have.
Select yes if any part of the property's roof is flat

Approximately, what proportion of your roof is flat?

Select what percentage of the roof is flat

What type of heating does the property have?

Select what heating the property has
Do you agree with the following statements about the property?

The property is not a listed building

Some buildings in the UK are listed as being of special architectural or historic interest. You can find out more at English Heritage and Historic Scotland.

There is no building work in progress

If you're having building work done, your home is more likely to be / get damaged so insurers need to know about it. The insurer you choose may ask further questions which could affect the price or ability to get a quote.

The roof on the property is tiled, the walls are made of brick and the property is in a good state of repair

The property is more than 400 metres from water

e.g. rivers, streams or the sea. 400m is about 4 football pitches long.

The property has not previously been underpinned or otherwise had its foundation reinforced

If your property has been underpinned it should be detailed in your mortgage valuation or HomeBuyer Report.

The property has no history of flooding from any natural source such as streams, rivers, lakes or the sea

This doesn't include flooding from burst pipes or leaking water storage tanks.

The property has never shown any signs of or been monitored for subsidence, landslip or heave

Subsidence happens when the property's foundations begin to sink due to movement of the surrounding earth. Landslip occurs when the supporting ground of the property begins to fall away. Heave occurs when the supporting ground of the property rises.

The property has never suffered from tree damage such as falling trees or branches and there are no trees taller than 10m within 5m of the property

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