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<blockquote data-quote="honeyend" data-source="post: 4987194" data-attributes="member: 23108"><p>Depending where it is in Kent it could worth a lot. Its not what it is, its where it is,</p><p> Horsey people with pay, usually if it's not on to a main road, it has good riding or near a competition centre. The serious ones will pay good money for sole use and not mess. Having no accommodation will hold it back, with a house it could be £2000 a month to rent. Some would pay a fair amount and put a caravan in the shed, I know two people who have done this.</p><p> I think you should get a couple of specialist estate agents out, <a href="https://www.equusproperty.co.uk/property-search" target="_blank">https://www.equusproperty.co.uk/property-search</a> <a href="http://www.ecrproperties.com/properties" target="_blank">http://www.ecrproperties.com/properties</a>.</p><p> and some that deal in commercial buildings, to talk things through. If its near a main road and has road frontage someone will be interested. Have a look on Rightmove for rental values.</p><p>Sometimes you have to be creative. Can you split sell the barn and say and acre, depending on value, smaller plots make more money. My sheds, very old sheds were valued at £150,000 , on less than an acre. You then have your money upfront. They when you want another barn, put it where you want it.</p><p> When we bought our current home I was surprised at how little imagination was used by people that valued it. We have increased it value by a substantial amount by thinking of it in bits and not as a whole.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="honeyend, post: 4987194, member: 23108"] Depending where it is in Kent it could worth a lot. Its not what it is, its where it is, Horsey people with pay, usually if it's not on to a main road, it has good riding or near a competition centre. The serious ones will pay good money for sole use and not mess. Having no accommodation will hold it back, with a house it could be £2000 a month to rent. Some would pay a fair amount and put a caravan in the shed, I know two people who have done this. I think you should get a couple of specialist estate agents out, [URL]https://www.equusproperty.co.uk/property-search[/URL] [URL]http://www.ecrproperties.com/properties[/URL]. and some that deal in commercial buildings, to talk things through. If its near a main road and has road frontage someone will be interested. Have a look on Rightmove for rental values. Sometimes you have to be creative. Can you split sell the barn and say and acre, depending on value, smaller plots make more money. My sheds, very old sheds were valued at £150,000 , on less than an acre. You then have your money upfront. They when you want another barn, put it where you want it. When we bought our current home I was surprised at how little imagination was used by people that valued it. We have increased it value by a substantial amount by thinking of it in bits and not as a whole. [/QUOTE]
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