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I suspect similar situations arise, on a smaller scale, all over the place. I live in a house (29 Acacia Road) divided into three flats, known as Flat 1 29 Acac
by twic 6y ago
I suspect similar situations arise, on a smaller scale, all over the place. I live in a house (29 Acacia Road) divided into three flats, known as Flat 1 29 Acacia Road, Flat 2 29 Acacia Road, and Flat 3 29 Acacia Road to the council, but known as 29 Acacia Road, 29A Acacia Road, and 29B Acacia Road to the Royal Mail. And as FLAT GND FLR 29 ACACIA ROAD, FLAT 1ST FLR 29 ACACIA ROAD, FLAT 2ND FLR 29 ACACIA ROAD to the Valuation Office Agency. Until very recently, they were known as something else to the Land Registry!
- soneil 6y agoArgh I live in house that's been converted into two flats. One system calls us (to borrow your example) 29 and 29A, another calls us 29A and 29B, and assorted outliers call mine Downstairs, Ground Floor, Grannyflat .. It must be worse for upstairs, who are simulataneously 29A and 29B. I'm only sometimes 29A but never 29B. We also have three postcodes, but we're not sure which belongs to who. Luckily the two flats / six addresses all share the same letterbox.