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Glasgow Live
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Alexander Smail & Sophie Buchan

INSANE: Damp and crumbling scottish bothy on tiny island with no power transformed for just 500 - The Real Truth

Located on the small Inner Hebrides island of Ulva, a rundown bothy has been converted into a cosy living space in a transformation costing just £500.

With a total of 10 residents on the island, the tiny home, which features on the latest episode of BBC Scotland's Designing the Hebrides, had no power or running hot water. On top of this, it was damp and rotting.

With a two-hour walk from the nearest road, locals enlisted interior designer Banjo Beale and a team of tradespeople to help give the property a much-needed makeover.

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