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| Space for grandparents ![]() High property prices, the cost of childcare and insufficient places in care homes to accommodate an ageing population can make it both emotionally and economically sensible to invite the grandparents to move in. Help with babysitting and the security of knowing the relatives are close by in an emergency can work to all generation's advantage. In addition there is a further advantage: Any part of a property, such as an annex or similar self-contained part of a property that is occupied by a dependant relative of the family in the other part of the building will be exempt from Council Tax. Another great advantage of a granny flat is that the energy bills will be substantially lower in this smaller living space. Many elderly couples find that they must move out from their large, spacious homes as they often find it difficult to maintain a big house and property. Living in a granny flat can be the perfect answer for single people, young couples, or aging grandparents due to their features and pricing. So if there is sufficient space to turn a ground floor room or a garage into living space it's simple using Saniflo units to install ensuite bath/shower and WC facilities and to install simple kitchen facilities even where the soil pipe or drain is remote and gravity drainage is a problem. Independent living can be achieved without breaking the bank or digging up the floor. Whether it's for a granny flat or for separate accommodation for 'first-homers' who haven't yet saved up the deposit for a starter flat or house, Saniflo have a product that will enable the installation of extra facilities. It all depends on the facilities you want to add; Saniflo make a wide range of products each designed for adding different facilities. They even have an inclusive range for the less abled called Sanilife. write your comments about the article :: © 2012 Construction News :: home page |