The Granary by jamibann

The Granary

As we prepare to put dad's house on the market, I feel more and more nervous. He's owned it for 36 years, and it just feels wrong to sell, but we feel that it can't be left empty over the winters to come. We've already had someone come and ask about putting in an offer for it. It's a very unusual building, as it's a converted meal mill, and dad did most of the renovation work himself. This is the 'cellar' where the mill wheel is situated, although you can't see it in this photo which is taken from where dad's office is - he loved that space. Upstairs is much more traditional - no rough granite walls there.
It has so much character and a wonderful history. I hope that someone will come along who will love and care for the property just like your father did.
June 6th, 2021  
what a room!
June 6th, 2021  
Amazing!
June 6th, 2021  
It looks a beautiful characterful home and will surely be snapped up - but I do understand your feelings. Like the mellow light.
June 6th, 2021  
It looks fantastic - I wish I lived in Scotland, I would love to buy a house like that! I an understand your bittersweet feelings, it's terribly hard to say goodbye to a much loved home. Wishing you wholeheartedly well, dear one.
June 6th, 2021  
A beautiful space no wonder your dad loved it.....So hard to sell a home that your dad put so much work into & has great memories. Do hope someone who truly loves it will buy...
June 6th, 2021  
What a beautiful place. I can imagine how difficult it must be to part with it.
June 6th, 2021  
What a special room, hope the buyer will treasure it
June 6th, 2021  
That is incredible!
June 6th, 2021  
That is an amazing room, I would love this in my house
June 6th, 2021  
Amazing room and great picture. I understand your nervousness, but I hope the new owner will feel the soul of this house.
June 6th, 2021  
I can understand how sad you must be feeling to have to let the house go.
June 6th, 2021  
What a very tidy space! You must have so many memories of your Dad's place especially as he did so much work on it himself. It will be a difficult moment when you part with it.
June 6th, 2021  
Such a fabulous room....your Dad has made it awesome. I can understand your reluctance in selling, but I think as you do, it should not just be left empty...such a lovely house would certainly degenerate.
June 6th, 2021  
This is beautiful and so much warmth with all the lovely wood.
I can understand how difficult it will be to sell it but after this last long winter you just know the reality of Scottish winter.
Nice to have someone interested already. The right person will love it and care for it. 💛
June 6th, 2021  
What a fabulous room. The combination of stone and wood is really appealing.
June 6th, 2021  
What a cool building. Scotland, you say? I will totally buy it! hahaha, I wish.
June 6th, 2021  
Looks amazing. We had to sell our family home this year. Its a hard thing to do.
June 6th, 2021  
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This is really beautiful. I hope a new owner will treasure it.
June 6th, 2021  
Fascinating- I feel relieved that my dad has, a) downsized and b) moved somewhere very nice but anonymous. Nigel’s dad, on the other hand has lived in the same place for 54 years.... Our neighbours took 18 months to put the house on the market - it didn’t do it any favours. I hope your dad is settling.
June 6th, 2021  
What a great renovation! It's so well maintained too! Thanks for sharing this amazing space.
June 6th, 2021  
A cool renovation , thanks for sharing
June 6th, 2021  
An interesting lower level. What you're doing is tough, no doubt about it.
June 6th, 2021  
That's an amazing house - it sure must be a difficult time for you, but when you're ready I'm sure there could many buyers lining :)
June 7th, 2021  
This is a beautiful space. I hope the buyer is someone who will treasure the work and the memories in it.
June 7th, 2021  
Houses need to be lived in and loved. Empty isn't good.
June 7th, 2021  
Cool
June 8th, 2021  
I can see why it would be so hard to sell such a beautiful and unique home like this. I wish I could buy it!! I hope the next owner will honor and revere it as much as your dad did.
June 10th, 2021  
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