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EPC Rightmove

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hhh0809 · 27/08/2020 23:29

Is it normal that a property listed on Rightmove has no EPC rating?

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DistinguishedCarrot · 28/08/2020 08:06

If it's newly listed, possibly.

If it's not, then it's unusual.

You can search the epc register here - www.epcregister.com/reportSearchAddressByPostcode.html to check it yourself.

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hhh0809 · 28/08/2020 08:19

@DistinguishedCarrot

If it's newly listed, possibly.

If it's not, then it's unusual.

You can search the epc register here - www.epcregister.com/reportSearchAddressByPostcode.html to check it yourself.

It's not new and hasn't been sold for the last 10yrs. Nothing from EPC register search. EA said they haven't got time to do the EPC assessment but isn't it a legal requirement to have a EPC before listing?
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DistinguishedCarrot · 28/08/2020 13:00

www.gov.uk/buy-sell-your-home/energy-performance-certificates this says yes, they do need it. "not having the time" is not a good enough excuse - the EA's don't do it anyway - they outsource it to someone else and you normally have to pay for it up front when you list the property. At least, that's what I did when I sold my last house.

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Bol87 · 28/08/2020 16:28

We are selling for the first time & I confess I had no idea we needed a renewed EPC. We are using an online agent but one part owned by an estate agent in our area. They contacted us yesterday & said we needed one. The house has been on the market a few weeks & we’ve sold in that time 😳 Wevd got some coming out next week to do us one!

It may honestly be that the sellers don’t know! It’s not something I tend to look at when viewing houses on Rightmove etc so it didn’t even cross my mind 🙈

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Flygirl94 · 28/08/2020 16:42

We’ve not long listed ours and got told by the agent as long as we booked in for one he could list our property

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inmylifeIlovedthemall · 28/08/2020 16:49

Is the property Grade 1 or 11 listed.

I don’t think it has to have one if that is the case.

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mm40 · 14/02/2021 16:17

I know this is a older thread - but we have a Grade 2 listed for sale and that hasn’t got to have an EPC

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Wobblington · 14/02/2021 21:07

I’ve had estate agents valuing my house this week - I was told they have 28 days to add an epc to a listing or it is delisted automatically by zoopla/Rightmove so not that odd if newly listed.

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mm40 · 14/02/2021 23:11

Ours has been on the market for much longer than that and it hasn’t been pulled. I’d hope the agent (Saville’s) has explained the situation or ticked the right boxes.

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