Large garden, small house or small garden, big house?
Lexi Parkin
7 years ago
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Comments (8)You get used to the space very quickly and just as quickly fill it up with furniture. The feeling of space is great and as a new build I doubt heating will be an issue with insulation standards. I would suggest creating a feeling of space, lots of storage and light are crucial. 1.5 acre garden is very large, especially with a baby. I used to have just under half an acre and spent forever getting no where with weeding and cutting grass. I literally planted hundreds of trees as a wind belt and for decoration and you will need a ride on mower. Does give you space for a play area, patio, veg and fruit garden etc....See MoreSmall Garden - Big Transformation
Comments (10)Hi Ronke - thanks so much for your comment. I do work all over the south of England and would be very happy to discuss your project with you. If you're interested please drop me an email to john@johnwardgardendesign.co.uk and I'd be happy to have an initial chat....See MoreSteep drop into small garden
Comments (9)What is your wish list for the garden, BBQ, kids to play, dinning/lounging, lawn etc. This would help with a plan of attack. Also what is your budget to spend on the garden, don't want any figures as this is a public forum, but is it limited, average or a good budget....See MoreWill building a tiny toilet in my small garden add value to my house?
Comments (12)If you have a massive garden you can have different rooms for entertaining such as an outdoor kitchen, cinema, sunken living room. It’s only then that you need a guest WC. For most of us it will be an eyesore that will take up valuable space and will devalue the house. It’s also quite possible that your house has been built with a soil pipe that goes through the front garden meaning adding a WC to the back garden is complex and costly. If you are trying to add a downstairs WC then it’s probably better to put an extension on the back of the house to create extra square footage so that you can add a WC elsewhere....See MoreWillow Garden Estates
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