http://forum.mybarnconversion.com/ 'build green' en Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:54:36 +0000 http://forum.mybarnconversion.com/topic/barn-conversion#post-29 Tue, 30 Mar 2010 13:02:58 +0000 Fossy 29@http://forum.mybarnconversion.com/ <p>Recently bought a house with a dis-used cow barn. Could you tell me the best way to convert the barn. ie architect / designer for drawings and then planning?</p> <p>With thanks<br /> Darran from East Sussex </p> http://forum.mybarnconversion.com/topic/loving-buyer-needed-to-buy-our-4-story-mill-3-residential-houses-038-barns#post-25 Thu, 29 Oct 2009 07:14:45 +0000 Lousamuel 25@http://forum.mybarnconversion.com/ <p>Hi Forum<br /> I have referred to this web site before whilst developing other properties we bought in Slovenia and have always found it very helpful.</p> <p>We have been living in Slovenia for five years and had the best time of our lives. We now have four children, two of which were born in Slovenia but for very personal reasons we now have to move back to the UK.</p> <p>Our end game was to renovate and develop a number of buildings which includes a four story Mill. Our plan was to develop outbuildings into tourist accommodation, one of the large barns into a children’s play centre with cafe, the largest house into a hostel (for school groups) and the two other cottages we planned on knocking through into one and living there ourselves.</p> <p>It’s a great opportunity for the right people. We have five years of contacts we can pass onto a buyer to carry bout pretty much what they like with the buildings.</p> <p>The property includes:<br /> Approx land measurement 12054m2</p> <p>* Four story Mill Building<br /> * 2 x adjoining houses<br /> * 1 x detached house<br /> * 1 x large barn<br /> * Brick outbuildings</p> <p>This is a pretty big project; however the two semi detached houses don’t need that much work to become liveable. Depending on the project, grants may be available to fund part of the project.<br /> Some owners of parcels of land that are close to the mill have expressed an interest in selling; therefore it’s possible to purchase more agricultural land if required.</p> <p>Slovenia is a wonderful country. Please do not compare it to Bulgaria, Slovakia or Romania as it is nothing like these countries, there are more resemblances with Austria. It has one of the lowest crime rates in Europe, very clean and the local people very hospitable. </p> <p>We the sellers will pay all the tax and sales costs.<br /> There is no stamp duty on the property. The sales price is all that is paid.</p> <p>Contact seller:<br /> Louise Samuel<br /> <a href="mailto:sloveniaforfamilies@yahoo.co.uk">sloveniaforfamilies@yahoo.co.uk</a><br /> 0038640914648 </p> http://forum.mybarnconversion.com/topic/building-insurance-10-year-guarantee#post-21 Mon, 16 Mar 2009 11:15:56 +0000 hendo 21@http://forum.mybarnconversion.com/ <p>I've just bought a farm building for conversion and wondered if anyone out there is up on the best insurance for the site and what the requirement is for the 10 year guarantee. Cheers </p> http://forum.mybarnconversion.com/topic/how-much-does-a-barn-conversion-cost#post-4 Wed, 04 Jun 2008 20:28:03 +0000 admin 4@http://forum.mybarnconversion.com/ <p><strong>Posted from the main site</strong></p> <p>miss dee ennis asked an interesting question:</p> <blockquote><p>I am thinking of buying a barn for myself and would be gratfull if someone could give me a ballpark figure as to how much this is likly to cost .As im on a budget i would like to get an idea so then I know if i can do this</p></blockquote> <p>What do you think? </p>