Reasons to build a garage in Tallahassee FL
While not the largest of cities, Tallahassee enjoys a certain renown as the state capitol of Florida and as home to two of the state’s largest universities. The city endures summers that are normally hotter than the rest of the state and the sea breeze that blow in brings a lot salt.
Both make excellent reasons for housing a vehicle in an enclosed garage. There are other reasons to add one to your Tallahassee home, however, and all of them add tremendous resale value to a home.
Here are just a few of them:
Rental space – Building up instead of out is a great way to add interior space to garage without impinging on the backyard. If you go to the trouble of creating a apartment in the space, it will also add monthly rental income and a significant boost to the overall value to the house.
The two largest universities in Tallahassee combine to educate over 50,000 students. This single fact means that the “garage apartment” leasing market remains quite robust year after year.
Office Space – As the capitol of the state, Tallahassee is home to innumerable offices for government agencies, lobbyists and anyone else who sees dollar signs in political largesse.
This fact means that commercial office space for the average consumer is fairly expensive. In many cases, a burgeoning entrepreneur might find it more affordable to create an office space in his garage than to rent a high-priced downtown office space.
Entertainment space – While daytime temperatures in the summer can be somewhat uncomfortable, the evenings offer an excellent opportunity to enjoy the outdoors in Tallahassee if you have a space for doing so.
Consider adding an screen-enclosed outdoor entertaining space that will protect you from the worst ravages of the ever present bugs but also allows you to enjoy the night air. A glass ceiling will also provide fantastic views of the night sky.
Hothouse space – Plant life does enjoys the hot and wet weather of the Tallahassee and the surrounding Leon County area. You need only look out any window of your home to see lush foliage. Still, winter does come and temperatures can easily and regularly drop into the 40°F range with cold snaps of 20°F possible.
A hothouse that protects your valuable succulents and other warmth-loving plants is a necessity for any serious gardener.