as said above would be surprised if combined property has a value higher than the two single properties – a point i made repeatedly to mrs antigee before she went ahead and bought the house next door, we liked where we lived and wanted a larger house 2 bathrooms, home office etc but it was all sunk money
we left the two property titles separate – no big deal – when selling its no extra work for a solicitor
we replaced a tanked system with a combi – water pressure just about adequate to deal with two showers – had complete rewire as house we’d lived had some “interesting” wiring done by previous owner and next doors was just too old
easy to get council tax sorted but on reflection should have challenged banding found when we had to move for work and rented it out that was probably a band too high compared to other properties – water sort of goes with the council tax as think sewerage / base rate depends on council tax
a two year struggle to get one of the gas supplies disconnected with standing charge and bizarre estimated bills piling up and the boredom of trying to get sorted
be prepared for the hassle of your address “not existing” depending on what database a company uses and where it sourced data from and the age of the data – some systems just won’t accept a “-” between numbers so you can’t enter an address that matches a credit card record – ended up with credit cards with old house number, one with a ‘-‘ between numbers and one with just a space between the two numbers then you could pick one that would work
if you really like where you live it works