Edinburgh - Garden Room and Garden Offices

in Traditional Highland Bothy Style
A Bothy is a basic shelter, usually left unlocked and available for anyone to use free of charge. It was also a term for basic accommodation, usually for gardeners or other workers on an estate. Bothies are found in remote mountainous areas of Scotland, Northern England, Northern Ireland, Wales and the Isle of Man.

The Tree-ditions Bothy

The Tree-ditions Bothy is inspired by the mountain shelters used as temporary dwellings by herders, gamekeepers and adventurers in remote areas of Scotland, Northern England, Ireland and Wales for centuries. Now, your unique garden room or office can take inspiration from the tradition, offering bothy like places to spend time relaxing or working in your garden   At Tree-ditions in Scotland, we love the outdoors and enjoy making the most of our outdoor space and time – often in spite of the Scottish weather! 
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Inspired by the welcoming, protective Bothies common across our countryside, we added a new `service to our range to help people create their own outdoor space with Garden Bothy styled Garden Rooms or Offices.  

Our Garden Room Bothy - Built to Last
Our Bothy garden rooms are built to be durable, sustainable and perfectly fit with their surroundings. And like the old bothies themselves, our products are made to last for the long term, helping you enjoy your space year-round and year on year. We want people to be enjoying their outdoor space at its best for as long as possible, so our Garden Room Bothies, are all built to last. 
Your Bothy garden room can be open summerhouse style structure or a fully insulated enclosed habitable version as shown in the images here. 

Flexible Design - Built to your specification

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We can bring your Garden Room or  Garden Office Bothy idea to life. Our design team will work with you to bring your garden building vision to life. All buildings are custom made to order and designed around the timber available, relevant planning issues & customer's requirements. We can use your timber or find suitable local supplies for any area.
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The first step in the process is to to have an informal chat so  give us a call or send your details on the Contact Us page and we will give you a call to discuss your requirements. We will talk through the process and give you an indication of costs 

Planning requirements

Permitted development rights allow for the carrying out of works within the rear curtilage of a dwelling house. It is intended to apply to garden room development.  In summary, the effect of limitations is that:
■ the development is generally located in the rear
■ the height of the resulting structure is not higher than 3 metres
■ at least half the curtilage remains undeveloped​
These permitted development rights do not apply in conservation areas or within the curtilage of a listed building. A building warrant from the local authority may be required but we will advise and assist you fully in that process

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