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Rural Homes Collection - Pricelist

July 2008 - Exclusive of V.A.T. & Delivery

House Name	Bedrooms	Area m²	Area ft²	Frontage m	Frontage ft	Price £’s
Assynt	Two	67.32	724	10.20	33’ 6”	£14,450
Awe	Three	72.26	778	13.20	43’ 4”	£17,380
Clousta	Three	106.56	1147	17.40	57’ 1”	£21,780
Coruisk	Three	122.66	1320	11.40	37’ 5”	£28,110
Earn	Three	129.60	1394	18.00	59’ 1”	£27,210
Faskally	Three	129.96	1398	14.40	47’ 3”	£31,520
Frisa	Three	135.18	1455	11.40	37’ 5”	£30,650
Harray	Three	144.72	1557	12.00	39’ 4”	£29,990
Maree	Four	144.72	1557	18.00	59’ 1”	£37,400
Morlich	Four	155.52	1673	18.00	59’ 1”	£29,990
Morsgail	Four	160.92	1731	18.00	59’ 1”	£38,710
Ness	Four	162.50	1748	19.80	64’ 11”	£34,640
Ossian (inc. TF Garage)	Four	171.90	1850	14.10	46’ 3”	£38,100
Seil	Five	180.72	1945	16.50	54’ 1”	£41,600
Tulla	Four	182.81	1967	20.40	66’ 11”	£38,790

Options

Architectural features such as glazed screens, bay windows, multi pane window style, exposed rafter ends and gable tabling may be introduced. Extreme care should be exercised so as not to detract from the overall aesthetic appearance of the house and your local planning officer should be consulted at an early stage.

Any variation to the standard specification will result in a revised price and quotation to reflect the amendments you require.

Drawings

On receipt of an official order and payment of a deposit, architectural drawings for planning and warrant submission purposes will be provided for your Scotframe home. Any changes made to our standard Scotframe house designs can of course be accommodated but will incur an additional cost for alterations to the architectural drawings.

Structural timber

All structural timbers are stress graded and comply with the relevant British Standards.

Preservation treatment

All structural and external timbers are pressure impregnated against rot and fungal attack.

Section 6: Energy

This section of the Scottish Building Standards sets out detailed requirements for the energy efficiency in all new dwellings. These now differ markedly from the pre May 2007 standards in that their criteria for compliance, is based upon limiting the overall CO2 emissions of the property, such that an 18 - 25% overall reduction is achieved.

Designers now have to take into account not only the fabric of the dwelling (floor, wall, roof, windows & doors) but also the primary and secondary heating fuel sources (mains gas, electricity, oil, solid fuel, lpg or bio mass), boiler efficiency, method of hot water storage and heating controls. Also taken in to account are low energy lighting and whether renewables such as solar panels, photovoltaics and wind turbines are to be fitted. Once the CO2 emissions (which are expressed in kg(m2.yr) are calculated, the dwelling is issued with an Energy Performance Certificate.

Having our own Approved Certifier Of Design For Energy for Scotland, means Scotframe are uniquely placed to ‘Thermally Engineer’ your home to ensure these Building Standards are met as cost effectively as possible. This assures you of compliance with current requirements and also affords you the opportunity to ‘future proof’ your home by exceeding them prior to further changes which will come about in the next standards review, scheduled for 2010 and again in 2013.

The prices shown are inclusive of all items as detailed in our house kit specification. Our sales team will be happy to advise you on the various options which are available, allowing you to personalise the final specification of your new Scotframe home. We will then be pleased to provide you with a detailed quotation, inclusive of your chosen amendments and delivery to site.

The specification shown will, in most cases, meet the Scottish Building Standards Section 6 - Energy, when mains gas is used as the primary fuel source.

Please note: The Standards in England, Wales & Northern Ireland differ from those in Scotland, so please contact us for further details.