Tiny Houses.
Wondering if anyone has had much experience with these? I have lived in caravans and sheds, even lived in my car in a shed. Another 10 weeks and I really hope I will be finished what I want/need to do with this house. Then I would like to build a tiny house in the back yard. Possibly to live in it myself. We are talking very tiny back yard here, which is already a food jungle. I want to develop something that will give people a sense of satisfaction, pleasant surrounds, great feel, but using minimal resources. Years ago I tried projects using large areas of land, that option is closed to me now. The mind has started working, look out.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.The big obstacle to building in the back yard here in WA is Council regulations. At every stage there's an inspection and fees......that is if the zoning will allow it in the first place. But good luck!
Brunnion
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May 23, 2018
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Gee, that sounds a bit behind the time. NSW came out years back with a heap of restrictions, but have made a lot of exemptions now, due to aging population and high house prices. Under certain conditions approval is guaranteed and in other cases no development application is necessary.
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