![]() I don't plan to sell this development, it's purely for rental and ROI purposes so I'm not bothered about it being classed as mobile and the impact on resale. Someone has just tried to have this lifted with no success. The planning conditions stipulate that the lodges may be used all year round but may not be used as sole or principal permanent residences - this if a further reason why I think I don't think it's totally necessary or will alter the resale value if built to mobile regs. No one has gone for mobile/portable regulations up there but a neighbouring site has got a few log cabins classified as portable homes on there I believe. Most people have dealt with amending the plans by submitting a none material variation to alter the internal layout, size and agree the material finishes. There is planning permission granted for a single story lodge with a 5m ridge height restriction. The building plot was relatively cheap, so far stands me at £67,000.00 and it has a shared treatment plant installed ready to tap into so I haven't got that nasty stress and expense to come ![]() I'm keen to here peoples thoughts on whether I'm making the right choice (vs full regs) here based on the following. One bonus which I wasn't aware of is that they are able to 0 rate this for VAT.ĭoes anyone have the regulation handbook for mobile homes in Scotland - I remember a copy floating around on Buildhub? The time has come for me to kick off our second development site and I now need to make a decision and commitment in terms of whether I build to full regulations or push it through as 'portable' building like done.
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