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Old 08 June 2006, 10:18 PM
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whats VERY ballpark cost to convert a smallish, structurally sound barn to a 2 bed house.........very rough idea needed thats all. ie. can you do it for £100k or would that be impossible.......would £200k be way over the mark? not enough?

just need a rough idea.
Old 08 June 2006, 10:38 PM
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this should do the trick
Old 08 June 2006, 10:57 PM
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How long is a peice of string? Are you using top quality fixtures and fittings, or B&Q value? I'd say your budget will be in excess of £100k probably nearer £150k
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I can comment on what it would cost in France, as I've some expereince of it over there.

If your barn is sound, the timbers are sound etc, it's in the order of €75, (about £53), per sq metre converted, but you need to DOUBLE that if you have two floors, and triple it if you have three, etc.

Costs to include, roofing up to standard, insulation, flooring, first flooring, electric connection, water connection, new windows and doors, etc etc.

NOT sure if it included full electric wiring, plumbing, but I'd think not.

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Old 09 June 2006, 11:26 AM
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Was talking to someone last week doing a new build who reckoned £110 sq ft would be tight & £140 more realistic for West Berks.

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For a barn I would work on 150 per sqft, this should provide a good finish to.

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Try this estimator. Not directly applicable but should give an idea.

PS alcazar £5/sq. ft is far too low. You can't get laminate flooring for that let alone a refurbishment

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Do you mean materials or labour as well? If you do a lot of the work yorself it can make a big difference to the price.
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Originally Posted by OllyK
Do you mean materials or labour as well? If you do a lot of the work yorself it can make a big difference to the price.

its for my folks - they wont do much themsleves.
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