Can someone help give me info on this old chicken coop??

[Miltonchix]

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Chickens are easy to get. Why would it be any harder where you're at?
There are people on BYC from Alaska to Australia.

 

[Wolf-Kim]

Even if you did not keep it as a coop, it would still make a fabulous playhouse or garden shed. Slap some paint on it and plant some nice flowers around it and hang a few flower boxes from the windows. It would be adorable. Oh, and maybe a cute white-washed picket fence!! I can picture it now. LOL.

I wish I had it on my property, my mind is spinning with ideas for it. LOL

-Kim

 

[mangled]

Where exactly are you located? Someone here might snap it up if you do decide to sell, LOL.

Em

 

[KD717]

We are located in Ohio....about an hour north of Columbus or an hour south of Cleveland, right along I-71. If anyone has any interest in purchasing it, please let me know.

 

[littlelemon]

You know, if I had a flatbed truck I would buy it! I am not far from you-in between Marion and Delaware. I just don't have any way of moving it whole and I don't think I would want to deal with disassembling it. I'll run it by hubby though-

 

[KD717]

I think it could always be moved by a flatbed tow truck. We had bought a storage barn a while back and we had it moved here by a flat bed tow truck and it didn't need to be taken apart at all. Pretty smooth move. Just a thought.....

 

[Beekissed]

Personally, I think it is an eyesore and you should do yourself a favor and give it to me!!!!!

 

[12 Acres]

Don't sell it! Use it! I'm sure you could find a good use for it. I love the worn paint and the unusual shape. What a neat out building!

 

[KD717]

Thanks for all the replies. After talking it over with my husband, I think we are going to sell it. We already have a storage barn and are in the process of building a garage in the back as well. So, if anyone has any interest in buying it, let me know. We are located in Ohio, along I-71, an hour south of Cleveland and an hour north of Columbus. I think it could be moved pretty easily on a flat bed truck. Thanks!