So that was to get the architect to draw diagrams and get a structural engineer to draw diagrams. So before I even started building, it took almost a year to get building warrant. You need a lot of documents to get it, and it's very difficult to stick by. In comparison to building, the building warrant is very, very difficult. He said: "This is one thing that people don't normally understand is that a building warrant is much more difficult and comprehensive than planning. It took a year for it to be granted and he emphasised the importance of having all the correct documents. The main issue the TikToker admitted to facing was getting a building warrant.
"It's cost a lot more than I first anticipated! Initially, I thought £20-25k, but looking like I may hit £40-50k now." He learned it all from Youtube and a book (Image: Micro House Edinburgh)
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"So I had to just learn how to do that from snippets I found online." The ones I got were over a hundred years old, they're second-hand so I had to shape them to fit on the house. There's no information about it on the internet, no videos, and I wanted to get slates that were interesting. "The roof was the most complicated and challenging. But I've been learning everything from Youtube. Neil said: "The interior still needs to be fitted, but I've more experience with that so it won't take me as long.
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On the inside, there will be full running electricity, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a workshop. Speaking to Edinburgh Live, a year on from when he had the foundations placed, he has since built the micro-house, included a roof, with cladding, and is planning on putting a climbing wall on the side 'to jazz it up'. READ NEXT- Edinburgh KKK killer campaigns for release of Jodi Jones murderer Luke Mitchell To save on costs, Neil has done everything himself, with some assistance from friends and his partner Louis.
He took to TikTok and Instagram to share his journey under the handle Micro House Edinburgh, and explained how he didn't need planning permission as it has remained under specific dimensions and is labeled as an 'ancillary' building'. Neil previously told Edinburgh Live that he expected to finish the build in summer 2022, but has admitted he 'made things more difficult' for himself and has just completed the exterior. A man from Edinburgh has built a 'micro-house' at the bottom of his garden after watching YouTube videos.
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