Do mansions or compounds allow you to totally reconstruct?

Suppose you fully purchase a home that was considered a mansion or a compound.If you wanted could you tear it down and build your own custom home in its place,or would zoning laws prevent you from doing so?

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TheOneyouwerewarnedabout · 46-50, MVIP

Prolly not. It’s prolly heritage.

You can buy vlad the impalors castle for a cool 300 million.
No running water.
No electricity.
And the local heritage council won’t let you touch it…

Onestarlitnight

Not necessarily but it’s usually easier to leave a single wall of the structure in place, in that case the project becomes a renovation instead of a rebuild and permits are easier to get

DavidT8899 · 22-25, M

@Onestarlitnight So what you are telling me is that if you want to build a brand new place,it would be easiest of all-in terms of getting the necessary permits -to simply buy an empty tract of land and start from there.

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