Homes without their own driveways - etiquette?

[Man of Kent]

And here is the charger in question. Not exactly a hardship for him to be 2 meters to the right or the left!

If that's the one on Eastbury Road, I reckon it's going to be very popular all of a sudden.

[ryanb741]

If that's the one on Eastbury Road, I reckon it's going to be very popular all of a sudden.

It is indeed. I've circled in red where it is and in green where I am

[yumma]

I have to assume you've never been to London? Even £10m houses in Mayfair have on-street parking only. When space is at a premium dedicating some of that precious yardage to basically empty space isn't feasible.

My wife of 24 years and us being together for 30+ years is from London. As are my family. We weighed it all up several decades ago and decided against that dump and have never looked back since; yes, we might have been a fair bit more asset rich, but I would much rather live where I do with a nice outlook, a large drive and everything I want at less money than a flat in East Ham I am guessing.

[ryanb741]

As an aside here is a Zapmap view of a 2.5 mile radius showing the local public chargers. Yellow will be slow chargers (3-5 KW/H), Blue will be fast chargers (7-22 KW/H) and purple will be superfast chargers (50KW/H and above). Not too shabby

[oldoakknives]

As an aside here is a Zapmap view of a 2.5 mile radius showing the local public chargers. Yellow will be slow chargers (3-5 KW/H), Blue will be fast chargers (7-22 KW/H) and purple will be superfast chargers (50KW/H and above). Not too shabby

And you couldn't find an unoccupied one?

[hogthrob]

I wouldn't buy a horse w/o a stable.

...or a house without stables.

[M1011]

£300pm for a parking space is daylight robbery.

TBH with an EV and an EV charging point, I struggle to see how anybody could blame you for parking in the nearest available public EV charging space.