![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/my-tiny-home-was-demolished-after-neighbour-row/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/newspress-collage-24149064-1695742141768.jpg&description=HOME & GONE AWAY Published : 16:52, 26 Sep 2023 Updated : 16:52, 26 Sep 2023 A GRANDFATHER was left devastated after his dream tiny home was mysteriously demolished overnight. Barry Robertson's holiday shack sat on Australia 's Fleurieu Peninsula for 60 years but vanished after a feud with his millionaire neighbour. 3 Barry Robertson's dream tiny home was mysteriously demolished Credit: YouTube - A Current Affair 3 The shack used to sit on Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula Credit: YouTube - A Current Affair 3 The home was demolished overnight by unknown people Credit: YouTube - A Current Affair Julian Johnston, an Aussie expat who sells real estate, asked Barry to move the home after claiming it was illegal as it sat on Crown land, 9Now's A Current Affair reports. The millionaire had bought the block of land behind Barry's shack with plans to build a two-million-dollar home. Julian also sent a letter to owners of another shack next to Barry's claiming they did not have a lease, the Aussie network reports. The letter, obtained by A Current Affair, reportedly read: "I would lie you to please move your illegal shacks somewhere else and away from my land. "Please understand that I have an unlimited budget for taking steps to ensure privacy and security." But Barry and Julian had to put their row on hold after the shack was demolished by unknown people. "They demolished it and took everything inside," Barry told A Current Affair. "I was pretty devastated. We had a lot of good gear in this shack. "I just didn't think anyone could do such a thing." Barry said Julian was the one who made the shocking phone call bringing the unfortunate news. "He saw my shack gone, so he rang me," the grandfather said. "He said 'your shack is gone'." Despite its humble looks, the home's million-dollar views could be quite the competition to neighbouring accommodation, which could charge up to $2,000 per night, the Australian outlet reported. Barry's clifftop shack used to sit at one of Australi){kind=link}
A GRANDFATHER was left devastated after his dream tiny home was mysteriously demolished overnight.
Barry Robertson’s holiday shack sat on Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula for 60 years but vanished after a feud with his millionaire neighbour.
Julian Johnston, an Aussie expat who sells real estate, asked Barry to move the home after claiming it was illegal as it sat on Crown land, 9Now’s A Current Affair reports.
The millionaire had bought the block of land behind Barry’s shack with plans to build a two-million-dollar home.
Julian also sent a letter to owners of another shack next to Barry’s claiming they did not have a lease, the Aussie network reports.