Dear Master Lee

2 storey house missing corners

I am thinking of buying a 2 storey house which has a missing corner at ground level. 100% of the West corner is missing along with 50% of the North West corner. See the diagram.

On the top level when viewed from above it is square.

How do I remedy this situation? Do I place a lamp post in position A to complete the square?

Will I need to build all the way up to the second level?

In my opinion, from the rough sketch, sometimes what may seem to look like a missing corner (s) may instead be a protusion.

I may be wrong, as this sketch does not show the interior layous especially of the ground floor.

But , if one look closely at the 2nd storey layout plan, to me, this may be the actual profile to be used for both the ground level and 2nd storey.

If so, then that small squarish protusion at the ground level could instead be a protusion.

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On 11/24/2010 6:13:11 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Lee
2 storey house missing corners
I am thinking of buying a 2
storey house which has a
missing corner at ground
level. 100% of the West corner
is missing along with 50% of
the North West corner. See the
diagram.
On the top level when viewed
from above it is square.
How do I remedy this
situation? Do I place a lamp
post in position A to complete
the square?
Will I need to build all the
way up to the second level?

Further to what I had mentioned, the yellow area could bea protusion.

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On 11/24/2010 6:13:11 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Lee
2 storey house missing corners
I am thinking of buying a 2
storey house which has a
missing corner at ground
level. 100% of the West corner
is missing along with 50% of
the North West corner. See the
diagram.
On the top level when viewed
from above it is square.
How do I remedy this
situation? Do I place a lamp
post in position A to complete
the square?
Will I need to build all the
way up to the second level?