Would you build a house in a Fishlake? It is good to see the overhead cables well above flood level, but some ground located sub-stations could be at risk from flooding.
I guess that proves my point - even at £3/4million that's the best that some can afford based on a lot of other factors and will put up with trains (and floods) to live there. Arguably they'll never be home anyway, as they need to work 24/7 just to pay the mortgage, so trains may not be an issue ?
I grew up in a house right next to a railway - when I left home, I used to miss the noise at night - took me ages to get to sleep as it was just too quiet
I guess that proves my point - even at £3/4million that's the best that some can afford based on a lot of other factors and will put up with trains (and floods) to live there. Arguably they'll never be home anyway, as they need to work 24/7 just to pay the mortgage, so trains may not be an issue ?
I grew up in a house right next to a railway - when I left home, I used to miss the noise at night - took me ages to get to sleep as it was just too quiet
