Huts with heart…

Interior of a kitchen with a blue cabinet, a fruit bowl, white beadboard walls, a sliding barn door on a track, and a small laundry sink room visible through the open door. There is a window to the right and a ceiling spotlight down.

Welcome to Herefordshire Huts, where all our projects are unique. It’s never been our intention to build the same hut twice and as such, each project is bespoke.

You can be as involved as much as you desire, or rely on our extensive experience and have the hut of your dreams take shape.

Close-up of a wooden furniture piece with round wooden pegs.

Keeping it local…

We use as many locally sourced materials and as many local tradespeople as possible - for example, the windows are made to order by a local joiner and friend. The steel was supplied locally and built in-house by us and the wheels were fabricated by a local company.

If you choose to have a hut built by us you will be involved from start to finish and can call by and take a look at any time, you can even meet any of the local trades we use.

Close-up of vertical wooden panels with a natural finish.

The timber cladding we use on the outside of our huts is called Accoya (Radiata Pine). This is a wood that has gone through a pickling process, which makes it better than most hardwoods and is also known to outlast most hardwoods without having to be treated.

Accoya is also a wood that has one of the lowest carbon footprints we could find.

A small wooden mobile home with stairs leading up to the door, set on a paved lot with a green barn and trees in the background.
Close-up of a black sliding barn door roller hardware system mounted on a wooden door.
A cozy bedroom with white paneled walls, a bed with white bedding, and three pillows: two orange textured pillows and one decorative pillow with a colorful octopus design. Two wall-mounted reading lights are above the bed, and a small shelf with a hanging plant and electrical outlets is behind the pillows.

Every detail considered…

Small space design is a challenge. Every inch needs to have purpose as well as beauty - and that’s why we agonise over every little detail. From switches to storage, from cladding to colours, we make sure everything works the way you want.

Kitchen area with blue cabinets and wooden countertops, featuring a bowl of grapes and apples, a glass bottle, and a coffee machine.

The cost of a build with us ranges from around £28,000-50,000 based on specification.

Small tiny house interior with a sleeping area under a curved ceiling and a compact kitchenette with blue cabinets, wooden countertops, and a fruit bowl.
Close-up of a rectangular vent window on a wooden exterior wall of a building, with a sky and tree in the background.
A tiny wooden house on wheels with open blue doors and windows, wooden steps leading inside, and a small metal table outside with cappuccinos and croissants.
Small bathroom with a corner shower enclosure with clear glass doors and a silver frame, white walls, a partial view of a white sink cabinet, wooden wall accents, and a dark floor.
Small modern kitchen with blue cabinets, a white farmhouse sink, wooden countertop, and a microwave oven mounted above. There are breakfast items, wine glasses, a bottle of rosé, and a fruit bowl with grapes and an apple on the counter.
Small bathroom with white walls, a black-framed window, a toilet, a silver towel rack, and a small white washing machine. Wooden door frame and flooring.
Close-up of a brushed stainless steel wall-mounted sconce light fixture against white wooden paneling.
A cozy bedroom with white paneled walls and a curved ceiling, featuring a bed with white linens and a green blanket, two small windows with dark frames, and a bowl of fresh fruit including grapes, an apple, bananas, and a leek on a wooden surface in
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Get in touch

It all begins with a conversation - so why not get in touch to find out how we can help you build your dream hut. We may also have something in-build, or in stock.

 

We’re not always in the workshop, so please either send us an email or give us a call before swinging by.