In some locations in Germany they have a meter for water for entire property and a submeter for water for the garden/yard. 

Maybe a pool, garden, etc. dependng on the lifestyle one is looking for. 

We bought our office in 2013 and have room for about 16-20 desk spaces and 1.5 acres of green space with agent vegetable gardens and outdoor areas to work or just recharge.

I store additional tools at my property locations for lawn and garden.

closing in palm beach gardens florida this week!

Last weekend I canned 15 quarts of tomatoes I grew in my garden.

For example, you could give someone permission to park on your land, use a shortcut across your property, or to garden or grow crops.

Standard of living is so much better elsewhere.I'll happily pay taxes and live here, in my much larger than 900 sq/ft house that I paid just over $200K for, (my master bath has so much floor to ceiling travertine, you'd think you were in a Vegas hotel - far cry from a shack) where I have a dozen palm trees on my 1/4 acre yard with a pond, 365 day a year vegetable & herb garden, 300+ days a year of not just sunshine, but clear skies and shorts/t-shirt & flip-flops weather, beaches, snow, mountains, desert, forests and resort living lifestyle, (not even to mention the absurd income opportunities) than get paid to live in Washington.

Can't recall the name of the Japanese style dwellings that are more of a complex with sliding doors, but think in terms of a main unit with amenities running through a garden or in the woods or over streams.

I have to ask, what do you all think of the winter garden area?