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So selling our house ( 150years old l
Survey says the outhouse is unstable and the buyer wants it knocked down
PITA but what value would the old bricks have?, roof slates? Cast iron toilet cistern and possibly antique toilet?
Toilet is burried under gardening stuff at the mo but here s a pic of the cistern how easy to clean up ?
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It's a little beauty.
The plaster looks antique too, it's got to be worth something.
Tell them you'll throw a sledgehammer in with the sale.
Some brass rubbing 🙂 and says Burlington, bit of ebay browse looks like 50quid+
I'd always planned to restore the outhouse but never got round to it
Quite fancied a retro outdoor crapper for the mother in law to use 😉
If you get a pic of the shitter post it up im looking for a old one with a cistern like that.
In that state not much. Maybe £20 cleaned up. A bit more if it has a good name cast in. Roof tiles around £1 each, bricks 50p. Assuming they are in good condition and usable.
well im not feeling much salavage value
but its been fun with the sledge hammer, but fk me there were some monster spiders in the roof!
turns out the cistern is still plumbed in, siiiighhh
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ah well - its knocked down and no longer unstable.
your new buyer has an outside dunny to admire the view from.
I hope you are leaving the rubble for them to do with as they wish!
Well that's a shitter..
I would just leave like that and when the next person comes to view the house mutter something about the hazards of lighting a fag whilst sitting on the bog after a dodgy vindaloo.
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^^^^ 😀