I’m not too sure about the size of house you’re looking at – 150 square feet is more like a big outbuilding than a liveable home! Did you mean 1,500 square feet or 150 square metres?

Either way, with £110,000 in your pocket you’ve got a good chance of reaching weathertight stage on a ‘standard spec’ build with no other complications. This would mean getting the foundation in place and the main superstructure completed (so the roof is on, the windows and doors fitted and usually some of the first fix work done).

The concrete raft will of course add to your costs – but as a rule (and without knowing anything about your site conditions) it’s not likely to add more than about 50% over the cost of traditional strip or trenchfill foundations.

On most full self build projects (taken to completion), £110k would be a tight budget – you’d probably be looking at doing a significant amount of the work yourself in order to stay on track. It’s by no means impossible, though – check out https://www.self-build.co.uk/eco-house-budget for an eco-friendly modern home that was built for just over £80k!

Hello,

The Wee House Co. builds single storey wee houses, they comply with all UK building regulations and are energy efficient. Our range includes Studio, 1 and 2 Bedroom but we also build bespoke wee houses so long as they fit with our range and are single storey.

All houses are built in our workshop in Ayrshire and then transported to the customers land. We lay the concrete foundations and that is included in our brochure price. Additional site costs are determined at the site visit.

If you are interested, please take a look on our website. Some customers build wee houses for holiday lets, we can modify the plans to suit the customers needs and requirements. Cost permitting. For a budget of £110k, you would be looking at a 1 bedroom.

The website is http://www.theweehousecompany.co.uk

Kind regards, Louise Wightman
Brand Developer
The Wee House Co.