I buyed a site of area (1000 sq.ft or 50x20 -edited) without knowily I bought it ,after that I came know the fact before 6 years it was huge well of 60feet depth but person ,the who sold land for me closed the well and made into a plot, now can I construct a house on that plot.please give me a solution for it.

100 sq.ft. is only 10X10. What can you build on that?

Is the well filled in, or still open with a cover on top?

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Originally Posted by ma0641

100 sq.ft. is only 10X10. What can you build on that?

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Sorry it is 50*20 >correction has been made in your first post<

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Originally Posted by Wondergirl

Is the well filled in, or still open with a cover on top?

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filled with concrete stones and stones sorry it is area is 50x20sq.feets

I buyed a site of area (1000 sq.ft or 50x20 ) without knowily I bought it ,after that I came know the fact before 12 years it was huge well of 130feet depth but person ,the who sold land for me closed the well and made into a plot,the well is completely closed with some stones and mud 6 years back. Now can I construct a house on that plot.please give me a solution for it.

Please don't make new questions. Just add new information to the same thread all the time.

Have you had someone in the construction industry evaluate the property?

Check with building dept to see if lot is large enough to put a house on.

Will u have a well and septic system? The smallest lot that I have ever heard of with a well and septic is 100x100 or 1/4 of an acre.

Are u located in U.S.

Chuck

Chuck
Just for information.

There is a house in Alexandria, VA that is 7 foot wide. However, it is not on a well and septic.

Of course it was also built before the bureaucrats got so much power

Are you sure your local zoning would allow a house on a 1/40 acre plot? Even with a 3 ft setback, the house could only be 14 ft. deep. Where are you located?

Hi HK

I have also seen and worked on 2 houses that were no more then 8 ft wide. They were both on city water and sewer system. One of them was an old railroad station converted to a home.

Chuck