Do you own a large plot of land?

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Preferably with flowering trees and a mountain backdrop? Then this is just the thing for you: www.quick-garden.co.uk/log-cabin-house-bordeaux-2-storey-6m-x-11m-20x36-ft-66-mm.html

I'm not sure what one does about water or plumbing or electricity but I don't care, I think it's lovely

It is lovely but would need PP and as such would need utility services.

Lovely.
I have 5 acres of land and would love to put something like this on it, so we could live there.
We have tried to get planning permission to have a log cabin, but been told there is no chance.
Only way round it, is to build an agricultural building, for keeping equipment in, not animals, and then in around 15 years apply for pp to convert to a dwelling.
Madness.

Too logical TARSCOUT just go with the fantasy

Oh what a shame Nonestopcaberet are you young enough and patient enough to put up a cheapo structure, wait 15 years and then build what you want? Either way, how lovely to own some land - I suppose you can camp in the meantime.

Oops sorry thought it was a real question .

In that case I'm ordering it!!

I couldn't afford one if these but we built our own. No indoor plumbing and no op required. Dc are living in it atm 😂

That's..... fairly hideous.

Oh no! Show us what you like then Surfn

I can't decide if it's lovely or hideous.
I'm going to go for kitsch, different, or unusual!

I'm pretty sure that's bigger then my actual house.

Than ffs.

I was desperate for this wood cabin house a couple of years ago when we were house hunting but couldn't persuade DH www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-66137713.html

You'd need planning permission though.

no floorplan or internal pictures. pah.

Yes, in the UK the only issue that matters is planning permission which most people will not obtain which is why there is a huge difference between the price of land with permission granted to build and those without. That is not the case everywhere in the world however including some US states.

Also the material used will vary from place to place - when I had one room built on my 20 acre island in Panama my builder chose concrete blocks but nicely painted over because the termites there eat wood for breakfast and anything wooden would not have lasted long.
Wood can also burn down anywhere so might not be the best material.

If I had a view I'd want something with lots of glass rather than teeny wee windows - something like this