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If you have space on your lot, and zoning codes approve, living in a shed legally should be no problem. Don't limit the shed to just a home or tool storage. They can be great for a home office, pool house, or even a “getaway” room.
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Learn More »And, I’m not just talking about a storage building for your tools. They can be customized to fit your personal needs and your backyard. The best part is, it may actually be legal to live in a shed!
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The cheapest way to build a shed is by doing it yourself. Hiring someone adds labor costs plus materials, and pre-fabricated sheds are marked up...
Read More »Well, that all depends. Your local state and county ordinances for personal dwellings will have more information. You should make sure all building permits are obtained before construction takes place. Some places rule that for a shed to pass as a “home”, it needs electricity, plumbing, heating, and air. Some cities don’t care where you put a shed, as long as another home is on the property. An example of this would be the backyard at your parent’s house. Just make sure you ask the homeowner first before moving in the backyard!
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Read More »The biggest downfall to living in a tiny house is zoning issues. Zoning could limit the size of the shed you need, or deny use of a shed on a property altogether. You should also make sure any permits are obtained before construction takes place. A permit is how a city governs building codes. These codes ensure homes, and sheds, meet all structural and safety standards. The last thing you want to happen is to get all set up in a tiny house only to be told it has to come down! Any reputable builder should have all required permits and zoning regulations before construction. Zoning codes enforce what and where things can be built. They enforce what type and how big a building can be. They also restrict the number of buildings on a specific property. Depending on the city and state, you may not be able to add a shed to your property based on the zoning codes. You can find out this information by contacting your city zoning department. Another thing to keep in mind is the bylaws of any HOA your property may be under. Some Associations place rulings on the look and size of outbuildings. For more information on zoning, read this article on historicshed.com.
With an Amish-made shed, you receive a product that is handcrafted, meaning the quality of the shed is of the highest standard. From cuts to...
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Typically used for agriculture with stored hay or corn on the upper floor and stables on the ground floor, they were primarily built by wealthy...
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