Class 47 cab in garden

[d-a-n]

This image came from a group on Facebook and is something I'd love to seriously consider for my next house. How would one make this happen? Any ideas of the costs involved in purchasing such a thing, for transporting and I assume craning it into position?

[RailGooner]

  Oh yeah, I could go for 37.

[Griffo]

Try this for some ideas ....

http://www.traincabs.co.uk/

nurse, nurse ......

Steve

[kirky]

I think I would go for a 66... but Ive already got a shed. 
Ill get my coat.

Kirky

[Gary Burcombe]

That would make an awesome porch!

[PostModN66]

Tell the wife you're buying her a Hoover.  Better than a Brush.

Cheers Jon 

[themadhippy]

And once you've the cab you really need a carriage or 2
https://www.homesandproperty.co.uk/property-news/all-aboard-a-pair-of-victorian-train-carriages-form-the-heart-of-this-unusual-seaside-home-a113736.html

[d-a-n]

And once you've the cab you really need a carriage or 2
https://www.homesandproperty.co.uk/property-news/all-aboard-a-pair-of-victorian-train-carriages-form-the-heart-of-this-unusual-seaside-home-a113736.html

That's a great article from my original neck of the woods; my dad was born in a converted railway carriage house on Felpham seafront 4 miles west of Pagham in 1948! He'll love to see this, thanks for the find.

[d-a-n]

A few more cabs in the garden

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2238751/Homeowner-keeps-railway-engines-garden-amazed-t-buyer-knock-semi.html

Looks like the people at traincabs.co.uk have taken these away for preservation. Shame as they were only down the road in Stockport...!

[railsquid]

A few more cabs in the garden

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2238751/Homeowner-keeps-railway-engines-garden-amazed-t-buyer-knock-semi.html

Not any more by the looks of it: https://goo.gl/maps/6mGz4X7eL4R2

[The Q]

I pass a victorian carriage everyday  on the  way to work, it's in their back garden as a summer house. There are Many within 5 miles of me such as this one.
http://www.cs.vintagecarriagestrust.org/se/CarriageInfo.asp?Ref=15367

The one on George Clarks small spaces is one of them.

Most however are now entirely bricked in.

Should one come up I'd probably see if I could get it for my garden.. I have the space