The Shed on the Drive π
We have a brick shed on the drive that we've made into a playroom for the kids. Problem is, I use it more than them! π
As you come up our drive thereβs a small brick building that we call the shed. Itβs not actually a shed; itβs a lovely little insulated brick building, with electrics and water, thatβs about the size of a single garage.
Apparently the guy who converted our house from a working barn, back in the early 80βs, built the shed as a bathroom to accompany the caravan he was living in, on the drive. π€·π»ββοΈ
We thought about turning it into a small guest suite for when we have friends/family to stay, but we already have a guest room, so figured it was moot. Weβre also lucky enough to have a double garage (which I turned into a workshop), 2 stables, and a fairly large tin barn. So we didnβt need it for storage, either.
After some thought about what to do with the shed we decided to turn it into a playroom for the kids, while theyβre young enough to enjoy it. At one end is a craft table, and some shelves with all kinds of board games and trinkets for the to tinker with. At the other end is a small pool table that doubles up as a foosball table.
We also keep a small freezer in there that contains the dogβs food. Whenever I go out there to top up the dog food we keep in the house, I always stop and play a couple frames of pool. Itβs now gotten to the point where I go out there to practice!
Iβve always enjoyed pool and snooker - I used to play a lot of both when I was younger. When I retire and no longer have a need for a home office, Iβm 100% going to turn it into a pool room. But for now, Iβll continue enjoying the kidsβ playroom more than they do!