We are currently looking to buy our 'forever house'. There is an area of north London that I really like, can just about afford, and have seen a house that could work. However, the garden is north facing and there is a reasonably busy railway like at the bottom of it.
I believe that there are a couple of freight trains per day, and lots of commuter trains (it's the silver link line).
Would this be a deal breaker for you? Is it hideous in summer? I just can't make a decision on this one, and I doubt the vendors would be keen for me to spend the night there just in case!
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Would you buy a house backing on to a railway line?
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cordiality · 06/10/2013 10:58
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