Industrial buildings transformed into homes on sale
12:11:20 4th November 2009
Working structures such as industrial buildings and workshops are increasingly being converted into fully-functional homes.
Currently there are a range of such properties on the market, converted from factories and a range of storage buildings, the Times reports.
These include a £6.75 million house in north London in a converted nuclear bunker from the Cold War era.
A windmill near Hailsham in East Sussex is also on the market, having been transformed into a three bedroom, grade two listed property after standing derelict for over 70 years.
It retains the central tower of its former function as a mill, although the rest of the property has been redeveloped in a contemporary fashion.
Those who are looking for industrial buildings or workshops might consider Capital Steel Buildings, which are constructed from solid cold-rolled high tensile steel using portable frame technology and come in a wide range of sizes.
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