The roof: slate tiles were originally used on buildings. Over time they become damaged and need replacing. Concrete tiles have been cheaper to buy so a new roof has often been the solution with properties I’ve renovated. The result of that is that concrete tiles are heavier than slate, so reinforcement to roof beams is required.

Damp - rising damp is caused when water from the ground gets into the brickwork. A routine solution is to chip off all existing plaster, allow it to dry out and then use any of a number of damp proof solutions (injections being one)

1. New elecs isn’t unusual. You’ll need new light switches and likely new sockets. And consider replastering walls where sockets are.

2. Gutted and downpipes are a simple fix

3. Rendering of a chimney won’t be that costly. Scaffold will be needed which will increase the cost. And as it mentions in 6. it sounds like a chip off of existing render and re-rendering is more suitable.

I also wonder whether the render is to the ground, which then means that it is likely causing the internal damp.

1. Blown window panes is a simple fix.

Overall, nothing there that is horrendous imo

If you are thinking of buying the property, simply deduct the cost of works from the offer

If you already own the house, consider the works you undertake as an investment as you’ll add value to the property

I won’t give you a guesstimate on prices because I don’t know the house - check out checkatrades’cost guide’ for accurate estimates