renovated properly, a derelict barn can become a unique and valuable property.

This kind of project does, of course, require some considerable initial investment. For example, you will more than likely need to buy the land or the barn itself, commission an architect to design the renovation, source the materials for it, and pay different sets of tradesmen to carry out all the work.

Then there may be additional costs on top of those – fundamentally barns were not built to be homes and it is therefore sensible to have an appropriate contingency fund in place, just in case any unforeseen structural (or other) issues arise.

This is where Affirmative can help you. We specialise in development finance and bridging loans, giving you fast access to the funds you need to organise and execute your barn renovation project.