Would this behaviour be enough to make you move house?

I think the notion that you’ll report it and something will be done is very optimistic. If something IS done, it can take a very, very long time and there’s absolutely no saying things will go your way. Everything noise wise needs to be witnessed by an independent person from the council. This may or may not be tricky. The bar for what constitutes noise nuisance is very, very high. It seems to be set for huge parties with massive speakers in parks. I speak from horrible experience when I say that you think you’ll be protected when faced with massive noise nuisance and verbal abuse from a neighbour, but you’re not. The law is a disaster in this area. I’d say nothing and move. Maybe the neighbours on the other side did complain and that’s why their house is still sitting there. Do due diligence on any property you might buy- walk by at different times of day. Knock on immediate neighbours doors and say a polite hello, say you’re thinking of buying next door and do they like the neighbourhood, any problems etc… Good luck, you have my every sympathy, there should be incredibly high penalties for people who ruin other peoples’ peace, but there aren’t.

i am in a slightly similar position, alcoholic / drug addict neighbour. Nice street, nice village, just really bad luck. She has always been a bit of a wreck but is getting noisier and more annoying with every year. We don’t have music but i’ve avoided sitting in the back garden all
summer as if she hears someone she starts making stupid noises, singing, growling etc …Shes basically lonely and losing rhe plot but a nuisance as a neighbour.
I feel very trapped as shes notorious in the village, has a lot of police involvement, would not be bothered by council or environmental health and owns her house so doubt they would turf her out. I don’t see how we would sell without a huge loss and i thibk shes weird enough that we could be in trouble if we didn’t declare it …will sometimes stand outside screaming etc
it drives me mad but shes such a state i do wonder if circumstances may change - there are other things which could identify her which could change things
You have my sympathy op it’s a nightmare and very unfair but i would feel too guilty not telling a prospective buyer . (when we bought the seller didnt tell us they had a long running dispute with her, I had no idea till recently that i could have sued them for this)

Are you sure she owns it? She could be lying so you won’t contact owner. .. land registry will have details

Absolutely, we moved 6 months after our NDN moved in and cemented 20 gnomes to our adjoining wall!

What a vile person and the poor dog. Unfortunately these type of selfish, rude and life ruining people exist, so unfair 😑 I'm surprised her daughter hasn't had social workers involved, well may likely have.

I've known neighbours like this, don't work, sleep all day, drink and take drugs into the early hours, no respect for anyone else or their own kids' structure.

You're right, if you put a formal complaint in it will show in your selling information.

She could be driving whilst drunk. Report that.
Have you spoken with the daughter, she might (you'd never know) appreciate some help/advice. She must be out of the house at the worst times of the mother's noisy hours otherwise I'd say she is going through hell also. Is the daughter of "normal behaviour"?

Awful situation. I really don't know how to support or advise you much TBH. But if nothing else works, then sell up and go.

It’s not just For Sale signs though. The house opposite me is for sale and the estate agent often shows prospective buyers around. He arrives in a car with the estate agent branding all over it, so you’d have to explicitly ask for that not to happen.