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Photos as requested - I'll do outside at some point even though it looks more like a car park than a garden. Painting still to be completed & carpeting. No fence as yet either so I feel a bit goldfishy... but I'm here which is the main thing. 

 

Was a little worried we might get locked down before I could lock myself in! 

 

Bear in mind I had budget constraints - so for example - was unable to tile the whole shower room. Some minor glitches like getting the dishwasher door on, squeezing the fridge/freezer in (all my wrong doing) & not realising I did actually have room for 80cm high wall units. 

 

I guess this is why people want to do another one! 

 

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1 hour ago, simplepimple said:

Moved in today - not quite finished but not bad for a start date of 8 Jan. 

 

Time to put my feet up. ?

 

@Ferdinand - the sun & light is beautiful. Thank you. 

Bloody hell that was quick.

 

Or was it not 8 Jan this year?

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It was this year - and the builders didn't work every day either - a few hold ups along the way - probably 42 days in total for the actual build - had to wait for kitchen delivery but it is timber frame so thats quicker. 

 

Buying the plot took 12 months though! 

 

 

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14 minutes ago, MikeSharp01 said:

11 weeks - that is amazing. 

Indeed.  I have just finished wiring a small semi detached house built by a small developer, that started in the Autumn,

 

Even the mass estate builders recon 12 weeks per house.

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I think there was a certain amount of luck - but also a lot of pre planning so that services we coming to site at the right time etc. 

 

On a separate note I spoke to RIBA about my architect causing the problem with the window - they were very supportive so am hoping I can claim for the cost of retrospective planning for the window he omitted to put on the original plan.  

 

 

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