Richard Brown converted a tiny, triangular car-repair shop into a home for himself and his fiancée.
But Brown said it's the perfect size and is now set up to be their dream work-from-home space.
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Case in point: a triangle-shaped former car-repair shop in London that architect Richard Brown and his fiancée bought for over £200,000, or around $250,000.
They then converted the 430-square-foot space into a livable home via a $127,000 renovation, creative thinking, and a lot of elbow grease.
Persons:
Richard Brown, Brown, —
Organizations:
Service, Business
Locations:
London