Plants looking good... :)

[donnakebab]

Is the concrete bit not very nice to look at? I'd be tempted to leave it as a patio or greenhouse area.

[DGoulston]

And parking space down the end I see! Very nice, endless possiblilities there.

It has a front drive with parking. so do not need parking at the back. The concrete would have been a garage at some point years ago.

Is the concrete bit not very nice to look at? I'd be tempted to leave it as a patio or greenhouse area.

The tree has broken up the concrete in places, so its not great.
Will defo be considering a greenhouse, but that will not be for a while, so will deal with that when it comes, might save a bit of the concrete for that.

I hate concrete. so any that is not used as structure support, is going!

Also I never get the point of a patio at the other end of the garden, got a patio just out side the conservatory which is much better.

D
Darren

[Sarico]

parking space on the front....patio just out side the conservatory 70+ foot garden... tell me where is it this house i will put an offer lol...with a garden like that there is not need for an allotment....

[veggiechicken]

Put a greenhouse on the concrete instead of digging it up?

[DGoulston]

Put a greenhouse on the concrete instead of digging it up?

Hopefully for part of the concrete, but it is a big space, I am hoping I can move the shed over a bit. Will know more of the possibilities once we move in.

I think it must be at least 24ft long by 18-20ft wide.

[veggiechicken]

A huge polytunnel then!

[DGoulston]

A huge polytunnel then!

And a few cows or sheep? :P

[veggiechicken]

Don't be silly, DG, but you could fit in some chooks!!

[Peas'n'Kews]

Don't forget a pond! All that wildlife and the potential to grow watercress and other yummy watery things (see this month's GYO mag).

Good luck with the move - hoping to do same around September this year, if all goes well.

[taff]

and wasabi....