1 Bedroom Log Cabin 5.85x4.1m, with Loft

A Eurodita 1 bedroom log cabin kit is a timber cabin with one bedroom, single storey or with a loft on selected models, manufactured in Lithuania and dispatched flat packed with wall logs, joinery and structural elements; the base is provided locally, and installation is not part of our supply. Dimensions given for each model are external.

Yes, models in this range are used as granny annexes. Whether a specific size, siting and use needs planning permission or building control approval is set by the local planning authority; confirm the route with your local authority or dealer before ordering. For England, the routes a buyer checks are set out in the granny annexe planning permission guide.

Floor plans, elevations and a 3D visualisation are produced through the Eurodita design system for a specific, configured project once a brief is set. Eurodita does not publish a generic set of 1 bedroom granny annexe floor plans for download; plans are drawn to the site and specification each order is quoted for.

Solid 44 or 58 mm wall logs or twin-skin cavity walls, for example 44-100-44 mm; a solid log model can also be made in 28, 34, 44, 58 or 70 mm, confirmed per order. Insulation material for a twin-skin build is sourced locally and fitted during assembly. Published U-values cover the timber wall element alone, none for a twin-skin wall.

In England it depends on how the cabin is occupied: lived in independently as a separate home, it requires planning permission; used by family as part of the main household, it can be treated as ancillary accommodation, and the council decides. Where uncertain, a certificate of lawful proposed use can confirm the planning position; it does not cover building regulations.

Usually, if anyone will sleep or live in it. In England, permitted development for garden outbuildings covers buildings incidental to the house, within limits on height, siting and plot coverage, and does not cover separate self-contained living accommodation. Eurodita does not state that any cabin needs no planning permission; it supplies 2D floor plans, 3D visuals and elevation drawings.

Normally yes. Class 6 of Schedule 2 to the Building Regulations 2010 exempts a small detached building only when it contains no sleeping accommodation, so a cabin with a bedroom falls outside that exemption. Building regulations approval is separate from planning permission, and you may need both. Approval stays with the customer, dealer or project team.

A self-contained annexe normally receives its own council tax band from the Valuation Office Agency. Under the Council Tax (Reductions for Annexes) (England) Regulations 2013 the bill is halved when a resident of the main dwelling uses the annexe as part of their sole or main residence. Your council decides eligibility; confirm before ordering.