Mistakes are very easy to make when extending or altering your home. If you get things wrong, putting it right can be expensive and time consuming and can cause all sorts of knock on effects to other areas of your project. To minimise the risk of such problems always: Have a clear plan in your head what you are setting out to achieve. Try to […]
5 great rules for multi-generational living
No 1 respect each others private space. Living in close proximity after a long time can be quite a challenge. Having separate front doors, if logistically possible can be symbolic in maintaining a sense of personnel space. No2 Discuss finances. If an adult child is financing the house, their parent can feel beholden. Equally if the parent has contributed to a bigger hop use their […]
Forward planning – a key to success
One of the keys to a successful project is the ability to forward plan. Through the posts on Multi Generational Living Spaces I will use real examples to help show you how.. Forward planning comes in everywhere and done well it can save you time, money and improve the quality of what you build. Even the idea of thinking about extending your living space is […]
Where are your parents going to live when you get older?
Would you like to protect your inheritance, try to prevent your house or your parents house being sold to pay for care hope fees? Would you like to invest wisely in your property, make it more valuable, more saleable in the future? How about increasing your property value? Would like help to avoid losing your house to pay for care home fees? Do something while […]
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