This is pretty similar to my situation, but I don't have quite as much distance to cover so my experience might not apply to you. My distance is more on the order of 120' between my office and the house on the same property. Since I wanted/needed wired access for the office I set the router out there. The kids have laptops that they use in the house. I invested in larger antennas for the router and a wireless extender that sits in the house. Total cost about $150 for the extras 3 years ago. Go to Staples or someplace similar and look around. I bet you can make it work, but might have to worry about signal strength at that distance. Consider setting the router or wireless access point near a window facing the remote building and the range extender facing the router. If your office computer is new enough to have USB ports it is pretty easy to add a USB wireless receiver to achieve what you trying to do. FWIW, my equipment is all Linksys.
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