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HOMEOWNERS Lauchlan and Charlotte Maclean-Bristol
LOCATION Isle of Coll, Inner Hebrides
PROJECT One-bedroom stone cottage
SIZE 35m²
BUILD ROUTE Self project managed with subcontractors
BUILD TIME 13 months (Feb 2019-March 2020)
HOUSE COST £80,000
BUILD COST £40,500
VALUE £120,000
The Isle of Coll in the Hebrides has proven to be an idyllic, yet often-challenging backdrop for enthusiastic renovators Lauchlan and Charlotte Maclean-Bristol. The stunning island – which has been home to the Maclean-Bristol family since Lauchlan’s parents took on a farm on the island in the 1960s – was the location of the couple’s first cottage renovation, a “falling to bits” farmhouse that emerged almost 10 years