Outbuilding Specification
This building although constructed around 5 years ago was in place of the original (see below) and was constructed using reclaimed bricks as well as some traditional building methods in addition to modern ones. The overall size is about 600sq ft 30'x20' and attached to the side is a covered patio which is gated and could equally well be used as a car port. It is York stone flagged with steps up to the rear garden The building contains my home office area with library shelving (approx 20'x10') with half glazed stable door to covered patio. Exposed roof beams and two Georgian style windows. Double glazed and stained Victorian style doors lead into a room some 18' x 20' tiled with terracotta style Spanish tiles this are has been used as office space (18 phone lines are connected but now switch off should you wish to work from home (my current business started here)
Originally used as a gym by us for two years it has a full bathroom (Shower, Basin & low level w c ).  In addition the building has a large boarded and lit loft area it's own distribution board running all the external lighting, a kitchenette and substantial cupboard storage. The main area has 2 double Georgian paned half glazed garage doors and a single window. The uses are endless, we have used the area as a guest suite and for entertaining too.

Details
Many facilities have been installed around the house from a high quality security system, to extensive external lighting, from spot lights in the boarders and on the trees to the carriage lamps that light up automatically when it goes dark, from a covered patio area for barbequing in the rain to external power sockets, wiring for further lighting external water supplies fencing for the retention of children or pets brick boarders, various sheds, from the internal light fittings converted from candle holders (available by separate negotiation) 

Clever design means that additions to the house match closely the original

The entire garden is fenced with post and rail fencing with rabbit wire with a hawthorn hedge

Outside sockets are available at several points around the exterior of the house. Power cable and the water main have been taken to the end of the paddock in case we ever built stables or a summer house

Much use has been made of Reclaimed Cheshire brick here showing the enclosure for  the kitchen range and its brickwork

Extensive external lighting has been incorporated as there are no street lights switched on a day night sensor

A wiring loom of 6 circuits travels a loop of the garden . Only on circuit is in use for the display spot lights use for garden parties in the summer to light the boarders and trees