homeworking restrictive covenant

homeworking restrictive covenant

If you're buying a house which is leasehold (or even renting) it may well have restrictive covenants on it which affect what you can and can not do in your home.

homeworking restrictive covenant means that you can not work from home or run a business from home in your property.

Often you can discuss this with the holder of the lease and it may be revoked provided certain terms aren't broken - these often cover issues like visitor to your home, traffic and parking. Basically if your business will impact on your neighbours then it is unlikely that you'll be allowed.

You should discuss this with a solicitor if you are in any doubt as to how this applys to you.

Other restrictive covenants may relate to the building of additional property, parking of vehicles in certain areas, restrictions on making changes to how the building looks. Sometimes a property may have many restrictive covenants.

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