Yard space?

[simonm]

Its peanuts for what it is tbh, down a quietish lane with horsie folk, as long as wind is goin right way we burn all sweepings no bother, we are fairly quiet down there. it did have pigs on before and i have spent a lot of money putting hard standing down, making storage sheds for logs etc, but id like somewhere closer to home where i know it cant be taken away from me. None of its legit though so all good things...

[timbernut]

£250 each?

 

 

No £250 between us

[timbernut]

Hi Jon, I think we should have baby bottom on the front of every arbphrase

 

 

 

see how it goes, whats the best firewood

 

 

 

baby bottom hornbeam

 

 

 

whats the best saw

 

 

 

etc...

 

whos the best arbtalker...

 

 

 

couldnt possibly say

 

 

What's the baby bottom bit about?

[mendiplogs]

What's the baby bottom bit about?

 

Hi TIM it all went 😂😂😂up mate I was talking into my iPhone thanks Jon

[woody]

Hi we have timber yard space just south of maidstone.Richard 07831 749285

[jamesd]

Its took me three years to find somewhere and I'm now buying it. Spend a Sunday driving around your local area with a gps, os map, compass and notepad and pen. Then crawl down every lane in your area stoping to record the location and as much detail as possible of every suitable location. Then when you get home and have eaten the lovingly prepared roast get on the land registry website and find out who owns each patch, when it was last sold and what for. Now the difficult bit, find these people and have a chat and see how you go.

 

Best of luck,

Chris

 

Saw this thread as i'm in the same situation as the Original post, needing a yard.

I've been looking around local places to me and i know a few places that would be ideal for me to use, but how did you go from finding a place to then being able to buy? Did you rent first or just ask the Land owner from the start to buy it?

I'm thinking about either phoning the owners or perhaps writing a letter if i can find their details.

I would like to buy somewhere ideally, i'm just interested as to what worked for you?

 

Cheers, James.