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If you go down to the woods today...
...You're bound to find a home office at the bottom of it. If this look goes with your home then it's not a bad idea to start your office browsing at the Sanctuary site. If you need convincing, then read their price' section. It breaks the cost down to either a straight £15,000, a less painful £800 a year or a practically painless £15 a week. By then you start thinking - Let's get one, who cares that I don't actually work.
My property guru Sarah (Beeny to you) reckons it will add 5% to the value of your house and even Andrew Marr has been extolling the virtues of his work hideaway. Seriously, this makes sense as in most cases it does not need planning permission and if you are really shrewd can save you tax in other ways. This wouldn't be the one I would choose, I'll let you see that when they let me have the picture!
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Also have a look at InsideOut garden offices and en-suite guest rooms at http://www.iobuild.co.uk for permanent garden buildings, architect designed for all year round living. These sustainable, environmentally friendly buildings are adding a new dimension to garden living.
Posted by: Lynn Fotheringham | May 9, 2006 11:01 AM
If you’re looking for a beautiful garden building/ garden office have a look at Rhoda by Mark Waterfield. It’s a limited edition, measures 3m x 2.4m and is under £10K. It’s made from materials that are estimated to last 30 years + without repainting! http://www.waterfieldsdesign.co.uk
Posted by: Maria | August 1, 2006 04:23 PM