The apple green and soft grey interior, panelled walls and vintage accessories lend Butser a romantic feel. Be warned though – several couples have got engaged while staying in Butser! The layout is traditional, with the door on the end and a wood-burning stove for heating and cooking. There’s a built-in double bed that sleeps two people in comfort, lots of storage space and a clever pull out dining table.

Best for...

Romantics; Pets; Hut purists; Getting down on one knee!

Butser has its own wood-fired hot tub, which holds up to 4 adults. There is an extra charge for the tub.

Butster can also be paired with Tiny Tin to provide an extra bedroom with one or two single bunk beds. Please contact us directly should you wish to add Tiny Tin to your booking.

This 100-year-old shepherd's hut once worked on a Quaker farm near Winchester. We were originally going to call this hut ‘Jubilee’, to mark the Queen’s diamond jubilee, but it wasn’t ready in time! Old Winchester still has a royal theme and is full of memorabilia from the days of empire. New born lambs once slept under the bed and now it’s the perfect place for pets!

Best for...

Privacy; Pets; Bluebells; Hot tub; Hermits and Royalists!

Bad for...

Tall people! The bed is only six feet long.

Old Winchester has its own wood-fired hot tub, which holds up to 8 adults. There is an extra charge for the tub.

Double doors on one side increase the sense of light and space, and make Barrow seem bigger than it really is. Doctor Who would be proud! There’s plenty of storage under the bed, a wardrobe that cleverly extends down behind the seating and a table that slides away when it’s not needed. The mustard yellow and soft grey interior, coupled with matching retro fabrics, makes Barrow feel sunny on even the dullest of days!

Best for...

Couples; Keen cooks; Retro fans!

Barrow can also be paired with Tiny Tin, to provide an extra bedroom with one or two single bunk beds. Please contact us directly should you wish to add Tiny Tin to your booking.

In addition to the usual double bed, Beacon has a full-length single bunk which is perfect for a child (or even two, if they sleep ‘top to toe’). Despite the extra bed, Beacon feels surprisingly airy and spacious, due in part to the pale blue and grey colour scheme. Vintage signs and china complete the look.

Best for...

Young families; Two friends who don’t want to share a bed!

Bunk bed: Please note that bed linen and towels are provided for two people in the double bed (or two single beds in Boundary). Bedding is not supplied for the extra bunk. However, if a guest would like the extra bunk made up, I can provide two pillows, duvet, bottom sheet, bath and hand towels for an additional one-off cost of £24 per set. Alternatively, guests can bring their own bedding or sleeping bag for the bunks.

Beacon can also be paired with Tiny Tin to provide an extra bedroom with one or two single bunk beds. Please contact us directly should you wish to add Tiny Tin to your booking.

Set in its own paddock, Boundary is ideal for a family or a group of friends. This clever hut can be configured in three ways:

1 The standard layout has a double bed and two single bunks.

2 A third bunk can be added above the double bed.

3 The double bed can be converted into a single. With the other three bunks in place, the hut makes a great home for four friends.

We recommend no more than four adults in Boundary - five may find it a bit too cramped! However, it can work well for a family of five. Add Tiny Tin and you have a camp for six or seven people!

Best for...

Families; Groups of friends; Couples who want more space.

Bunk beds: Please note that bed linen and towels are provided for two people in the double bed (or two single beds in Boundary). Bedding is not supplied for any extra bunks. However, if a guest would like any extra bunks made up, I can provide two pillows, duvet, bottom sheet, bath and hand towels for an additional one-off cost of £24 per set. Alternatively, guests can bring their own bedding or sleeping bag for the bunks.

Boundary can also be paired with Tiny Tin, to provide an extra bedroom with one or two single bunk beds. Please contact us directly should you wish to add Tiny Tin to your booking.

Built in 1898 by T F Ringer, Little Sheepwash is full of period details. These include the beautiful old floorboards and graffiti carved into the interior paneling by past occupants. Norfolk folk always have to do things differently, which is why this hut has a pitched roof, rather than the more common curved style. The result is that it’s really tall inside! There’s also a huge space under the bed that can accommodate up to three dogs.

Best for...

Tall people with a pack of hounds.

Little Sheepwash can also be paired with Tiny Tin, to provide an extra bedroom with one or two single bunk beds. Please contact us directly should you wish to add Tiny Tin to your booking.

It’s not just shepherd’s huts that are clad in ‘wriggly tin’. 150 years ago, almost any building could be built using a kit chosen from a catalogue. Surviving examples of corrugated iron chapels, cottages and scout huts can be found all over Britain. The ‘Church in the Woods’, at nearby Bramdean inspired our latest project – St Bride's.

We named St Bride’s after the printer’s church near Fleet Street. It’s larger than the shepherd’s huts and blessed with its own en-suite shower and loo. You can charge your mobile too, although we don't guarantee a signal!

Best for...

A touch of off-grid luxury; Mini-moons; Phone junkies.

St Bride's can also be paired with Tiny Tin to provide an extra bedroom with one or two single bunk beds. Please contact us directly should you wish to add Tiny Tin to your booking.