Parking needs checking as carefully as the interior of a home. A space visible in a photograph may not be included or available on the terms you expect.
What to consider
Ask whether parking is on a driveway, allocated, communal or on the street. Visit when you would normally return home and look for restrictions. Have your solicitor verify any rights or conditions relevant to the property.
Check both practical use and the underlying arrangement
Look at vehicle size, manoeuvring and the route from the parking space to the entrance. Then establish what the property actually includes and what conditions apply. Allocated, shared and on-street arrangements raise different questions. Visit when you would normally need to park and verify relevant restrictions through the appropriate source. A space being empty during a viewing does not establish a right to use it or guarantee that the same situation will apply every evening.
Your next step
Test the space against your vehicle and routine. Include visitors, charging needs and loading shopping rather than asking only whether a car will physically fit.
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