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Free delivery in 6-8 weeks.
Delivery time may vary depending on item availability, manufacturing, and logistics. Contact us for an estimate.
The price includes double glazing, flooring, delivery, offloading, hardware kit & VAT.
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Model Highlights• 5 bedrooms, which will help you and your friends feel comfortable and provide you with common and separate living spaces.
• A storage for keeping your appliances and other items in order.
• An open plan living room and kitchen area, which creates more space for interesting interior design ideas.
• A covered entrance for your safety and convenience.
• A terrace that extends your living space by 30 m².DARLA is a spacious wooden house that can easily welcome your family and friends for temporary or permanent stays. There's plenty of space for everyone to share their meals and bond in the living room area, and then have a good night's sleep in separate bedrooms. You will want to admire the beautiful design of this classic building in the terrace, which adds even more ways to enjoy your peaceful retreat. If you'd like a residence that can help you relax and feel comfortable hosting dinner parties, DARLA is our recommendation.Thermal Insulation / BRF (Building Regulation Friendly)This prefabricated wooden house features a residential-grade thermal insulation. Due to the 175 mm thickness polyurethane boards used for roof insulation, insulated floors (200 mm) and walls (120 mm), utmost level of residential comfort is ensured. This BRF house also features white PVC windows and doors, which are included in the price. Whether you are coming for a brief stay or will use your house as a primary residence, you will feel warm and cosy all year long.
• A storage for keeping your appliances and other items in order.
• An open plan living room and kitchen area, which creates more space for interesting interior design ideas.
• A covered entrance for your safety and convenience.
• A terrace that extends your living space by 30 m².DARLA is a spacious wooden house that can easily welcome your family and friends for temporary or permanent stays. There's plenty of space for everyone to share their meals and bond in the living room area, and then have a good night's sleep in separate bedrooms. You will want to admire the beautiful design of this classic building in the terrace, which adds even more ways to enjoy your peaceful retreat. If you'd like a residence that can help you relax and feel comfortable hosting dinner parties, DARLA is our recommendation.Thermal Insulation / BRF (Building Regulation Friendly)This prefabricated wooden house features a residential-grade thermal insulation. Due to the 175 mm thickness polyurethane boards used for roof insulation, insulated floors (200 mm) and walls (120 mm), utmost level of residential comfort is ensured. This BRF house also features white PVC windows and doors, which are included in the price. Whether you are coming for a brief stay or will use your house as a primary residence, you will feel warm and cosy all year long.
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sorted by• You are building a single-storey outbuilding in your premises (e.g., your backyard).
• Your selected building does not feature a balcony, platform (raised more than 300 mm from the ground) or veranda. We have ensured that our wooden structures featuring veranda are not raised more than 300 mm from the ground.
• The roof of the building is up to 4 m in height (double-pitched) or up to 3 m in height (single-pitched). The eaves must be up to 2.5 m in height.
• The ridge height is up to 2.5 m (if the house is built within 2 m of the boundary) or 4 m (if the house is built more than 2 m from any boundary).
• The newly built structure will be used for non-residential purposes only (e.g., lounging, storage, or remote working).
If you answered “yes” to all the statements above, you will likely not require Planning Permission for your building. However, in each individual case, we recommend double-checking with your Local Planning Authorities. For your convenience, we have uploaded an application letter sample for your Local Planning Authorities (download here). Regarding the planning rules related to the location of the building, please refer here.
Found that on their FAQ.
None of the descriptions mention the roof (they mention flooring and doors/windows) and the roof options on the page are extra on top of the price.
It's a lovely idea but even if you got permission to have one would it make sense? You'd be hard pushed to get a mortgage as it's not of standard construction so you'd have to fork out your own cash, and you'd have a job ever selling it because the buyer would struggle with funding, and would it even appreciate like bricks and mortar? I doubt it, I'd think it would be more like a park home or a new car, it would depreciate.
There must be a market for it or they wouldn't be selling them. Im struggling to think who that market would be??
- If you have an existing house its really hard to get permission to build any other buildings above a certain size/amount of land unless you have some special circumstances (like needing a second home for a disabled relative or something) and even then its hard.
- If you have a piece of empty land its really hard to get permission to build anything on it.
You'd probably only be able to build a log house like this if you were going to buy land with an existing house and knock it down to replace with a bigger one or can find land with planning approved already - but they still might reject it when they see its made out of wood and not in keeping with other local buildings.
I've a <30m2 summer house, built within the rules of permitted development & ancillary to the house (which is key to permitted development) ... somehow this "bargain" wouldn't pass !
How I would love this as a project lol .. could air bnb it out and make it pay for itself ! (edited)
Land is overrated.
Mind you, I wouldn’t build something that’s likely to rot away in a couple of decades.