It took Luke and Charlie a year to build (Picture: life suits the couple just fine.Ĭharlie added: ‘We absolutely love living on our double decker bus and honestly wouldn’t change it for the world.
As much as we would like to take credit for the hard work we certainly couldn’t of done it without others.’ The electric, plumping and carpentry was done by either family or professionals. We have mostly worked office jobs and there were some parts of the bus we simply couldn’t do our selves. ‘Myself and my boyfriend are not your typical creative type. ‘The process was challenging at times but we were very lucky to have the likes of our families to help,’ said Charlie. Since the pandemic, the two are now WFB (working from bus). It took the couple a year to convert to convert the vehicle, which they even used to commute to work. The couple has lived on the bus – which was still in use a few months before they bought it – since 2018.
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The upstairs has a bathtub, bed, walk-in closet and TV (Picture: explained to .uk: ‘We knew renting or having a mortgage would tie us down and we wouldn’t have as much flexibility so after watching George Clarke’s “amazing spaces” we went through different options such as shipping containers, caravans etc and eventually chose a double decker bus.’Ĭharlie and Luke bought the property in 2017, spending £15,000 on renovation after purchasing the bus for £2,500.
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