
Services
Garden Annexes and Guest Rooms in Exmoor
Somewhere for a parent, a grown-up child or a long weekend of visitors. Separate front door, room for a bed, a shower room and a kettle, warm through winter.
Hawksmoor Garden Rooms
Own entrance and self-contained layout
Plumbing set out for a shower room and kitchenette
Sound separation and insulation as per the main house

Garden Annexes and Guest Rooms
An annexe answers the awkward questions.
An annexe answers the awkward questions: a parent who wants independence, a son home from university, friends who stay a fortnight in August. We plan it as a small dwelling rather than a spare room, with the sound separation, insulation and finish of the main house. Sleeping accommodation brings its own rules, and we will tell you where your plot stands before anything is ordered.
How it works
Simple from first message to finished job
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Step 1
A visit to the plot
We walk the garden with you and check the practical things: access for a digger, levels, drainage, how close the boundary sits, and which base design fits.
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Step 2
Drawings, specification and the price
You get the design adapted to your plot and one fixed price. We follow up once, answer what comes up, then hold a start date when you're ready.
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Step 3
Build, hand over, then the year after
Groundworks through to decorating, run in one programme by the same team. We clear the site, walk you round the finished room, and back it for twelve months.

Frequently asked questions
01Will I need planning permission for a garden room?
Often not: many garden rooms sit within permitted development. The plot decides it though, including height, how close you build to a boundary, and whether you are inside Exmoor National Park or a conservation area. We check where you stand at the survey stage and tell you straight.
02What does the fixed price actually cover?
One figure for the whole job: footings, drainage, the building, interior fit-out, flooring, decorating, and the landscaping that settles the room into the garden. We price per job once we have seen the ground and the access, and that price is agreed in writing before anyone starts digging.
03Can the room have power, heating and water?
Yes, and it is worth deciding early, because cable and pipe routes affect where the base sits. The building is designed around its services and the ducting goes in during groundworks. Certified electrical and plumbing connections are left to the trades qualified to sign them off.
04Will it be comfortable to use in winter?
That is the whole reason we build to house standard. Insulation, careful detailing where junctions meet, and a weathering specification chosen for driven rain off the moor and salt air nearer the coast. A garden office you can still work in during a February gale.
05What state will the garden be in while you work?
Groundworks are messy for a while, so we plan around it. Access routes across lawn get protected where they can be, spoil and offcuts go out with us as we go, and the ground around the finished room is made good, levelled and planted as part of the job.

Services
Pool Houses and Games Rooms
Wet feet, cue chalk and a serve that misses. Rooms built to take proper use, with hard-wearing floors, ventilation that copes with pool humidity and a changing corner by the door.
Hawksmoor Garden Rooms
Send us a photo of the garden
Use the enquiry form and add a couple of photos of the spot you have in mind. We'll reply with next steps and a date for a site visit. WhatsApp works too.
Related jobs we regularly take on
Not sure whether yours fits? It usually does, and if not we will point you to someone who can help.
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Groundworks, Drainage and Landscaping
The part nobody photographs.
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Interior Fit-Out, Flooring and Decorating
Where a garden room stops looking like a garden room.
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Garage and Outbuilding Conversions
Stone outbuildings and cold garages turned into rooms that hold heat.
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Garden Room Design and Build
One team from first sketch to the last coat of paint.
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Garden Offices and Studios
A proper working room: insulated, quiet, warm through a February gale, and lit for long days at a desk or an easel.