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What about a dogs/cats shelter? They are always keen for blankets etc.

Thanks London Mix. Nothing seemed to actually subside but movement caused cracks in the wall etc. The tree was cut down to a stump and root cavities filled (from what i recall!). Our insurance is for the whole property (we own one of the flats) and under the right to manage company so that would stay in place i believe. I guess the next thing to do is to approach some estate agents.....

Hi All Quick question... Has anyone had experience in selling a property in the area that has had a subsidence claim in the past? We are looking to sell our one bedroom flat and the subsidence claim has recently been closed. The tree which caused the subsidence was removed and the Schedule of Repairs completed. My concern is that it may put a large amount of buyers off. Anyone come across this? Any advice really gratefully received!