Insuring an Unoccupied, Listed House
Insuring an Unoccupied, Listed House
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boysey

Original Poster:

117 posts

250 months

Monday 12th January 2009
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Wondering if there is someone out there that may be in the business and can steer me in the right direction ...

I am in the process of buying a listed house which requires some work doing to it before moving in. The work is not massive but would mean it would be far more preferable to not move straight in.

Trying online quotes I seem to fall down at the first hurdles ...
- Most do not want to know if it's listed
- Most want to work on the assumption that it is the main residence (which it will be but ...)
- Most want to assume that it is occupied (well it will be in the day but not at night ...)

The only quotes I have managed to get seem crazeeeeeeeeee!

So any knowledgable PHers out there that are in this game that I could dhare some more info with to see if I can get a sensible premium!

insurance_jon

4,099 posts

277 months

Monday 12th January 2009
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You need a broker. Drop me a pm and I will see what I can sort out for you squire!

boysey

Original Poster:

117 posts

250 months

Monday 12th January 2009
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Dropped you a message

insurance_jon

4,099 posts

277 months

Tuesday 13th January 2009
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won't be able to respond till tomorrow

this is why

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

will sort it though

gtr-gaz

5,284 posts

277 months

Tuesday 13th January 2009
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Would also be interested in this.

We are looking at a Grade 2 listed cottage in Norfolk which, will probably have to be empty for the best part of a year (loads of work required)

boysey

Original Poster:

117 posts

250 months

Tuesday 13th January 2009
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Yikes Jon .. Not good news!!!

Whenever you get a minute .. not desperate by any means!

Gaz,
I'll keep you posted ... I had no idea this would be so complex, thought this would be the simple bit!!