I believe it is legal with permission from the local council. Presumably that’s been granted. Maybe they really mean that his ashes have been scattered there...? Not entirely sure it would be something I would want in my garden - I’m thinking of future family of the deceased wanting to visit, which could be awkward. Not to mention if you wanted to extend etc.
It is, but you do have to consult the Environment Agency to ensure any burial would not pollute a water course. I don’t think I would want to buy that house and I am sure it has been devalued and made harder to sell.
I didn’t think about it being ashes. I would just be terrified of the dog digging in the garden! If you look on the back garden picture there is a strip of mud across the middle.... is that it?
I didn’t think about it being ashes. I would just be terrified of the dog digging in the garden! If you look on the back garden picture there is a strip of mud across the middle.... is that it?
I think it is... He’s a bit close to the house, isn’t he? I’d be too scared to even put a patio down!
Two of my relatives' ashes were scattered in their gardens. I did think it was a bit odd. I don't know if it was declared when the houses were sold. We don't go and visit them!
Would have though that is too close? -( I’m thinking pipes and electricity cables. ) Also it looks like a flower bed has been removed, there is one the other side of the path about the same size. Finally, it’s a bit of a zig zag hole....
I think it’s where the newish looking raised bed with young plants is. Bottom left od the garden picture.
Did they even have to put it in the description. The born and died in the house is sweet, but it would put me off knowing someone died physically in my house. I know people have died in houses obviously but this feels really morbid.
Yes, I know someone who had her husband buried in her garden, and she wanted to join him. She did tell me she'd left the house to the church. Whom I strongly suspect would exhume and sell it. I've not seen her for years though, and no one else seems to know what's happened to her.
