Mill End Garden Room

Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire

Architects: Paul Thornton Building Design Ltd
Engineers: Geomex
Highlights: Working with such an historic building

The owners of Mill End, a spacious medieval country house dating back to the 1400s, went on a restoration journey of a mostly derelict three-bedroom property with a disused barn, an empty village shop and even rooms without floors.

Their favourite room in the house is the oak framed garden room Westwind handmade and built in green oak, which spans the 3 sides of the courtyard. With 6ft sliding doors opening to the outside area for alfresco dining and the hot tub. The room is perfect for relaxing, with plenty of natural light and a place to feel cosy in the colder months with a woodburning stove.

Photographer: Morag MacDonald
  • “The oak room (we refuse to call it a conservatory) is our favourite part of the house. Having this green oak room span the three sides of the property is gorgeous, all year round”

    Liz Lewitt, Gloucestershire

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