National Trust Sheds

The Blickling

The Blickling Shed has been designed with the outbuilding from the North Norfolk estate of Blickling Hall in mind, with an integral log store and Georgian-style windows.

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The Oxburgh

Our pent-roofed Oxburgh shed was inspired by an old outbuilding at the moated country house of Oxburgh Hall, located outside Swaffham in West Norfolk.

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The Peckover

The Peckover has been designed with the outbuilding from Peckover House & Garden in Wisbech in mind, with Georgian-style windows, a door in the gable and an apex roof.

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The Felbrigg

Our traditional apex roof Felbrigg garden shed was inspired by an outbuilding at the 17th century Felbrigg Hall, in the heart of the North Norfolk countryside.

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Taking inspiration from bygone ages, but constructed using modern techniques, our National Trust range of Sheds is practical, affordable and beautiful. Combining traditional design features with an attractive colour palette, they easily fit into any garden.

Each of our buildings are hand-crafted by our team of specialist carpenters and joiners from FSC^® certified timber, sourced from a sawmill close to the Arctic Circle in Northern Sweden.

Every building is manufactured on site at our factory HQ in West Norfolk, near King's Lynn by our team who construct every aspect of every building from scratch, to ensure construction of the highest quality.

The outbuildings of National Trust properties around in East Anglia were the source of our inspiration and four traditional designs have been created, to suit style tastes, garden sizes and layouts.

Our Sheds feature high quality exterior finishes and are exceptionally durable, meaning maintenance is kept to a minimum.

Show Centres

Narford,
Norfolk

Brighton,
East Sussex

Burford,
Oxfordshire

Cranleigh,
Surrey

Edwalton,
Nottingham

Newbury,
Berkshire

Sevenoaks,
Kent

St Albans,
Hertfordshire

Sunningdale,
Surrey

Trentham,
Staffordshire

Tunbridge Wells,
Kent

Useful Information

Our Guide to Planning Permission for Garden Buildings

Garden sheds and other timber garden buildings are subject to the same planning permission rules as other types of outbuildings. Very few of our buildings will require planning permission to be installed in your garden; it is mainly dependent on where you wish to put it in your garden and if you should live in an area that has been deemed to be an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or similar.

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Shed and Workshop Extras

A garden shed can be just a shed of course. It is worth investing in a good quality build, using good quality timber, to increase the longevity of the building, but it still ultimately a shed. But a shed or workshop can be so much more than that with a few simple additions...

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Focus on Insulated Garden Buildings

Many people purchase a garden building and love spending time in it during the warm spring and summer months, but, once autumn arrives, barely step foot in it again until the next year. We believe that timber garden buildings should not be restricted to use just during a few months of the year, but should be enjoyed the whole year round, whatever the weather.

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Recent Updates

Crane Garden Buildings adds new addition to Norfolk Blood Bikes fleet

Crane announces that Norfolk Blood Bikes has been named the charity of the year 2024. After spotting the organisation raising funds in a supermarket local to Crane’s HQ in Norfolk, a Crane employee put forward the name and it was subsequently chosen from this years’ selection. Having made a sizeable donation, the Norfolk Blood Bikes team were able to use the money to make a very special purchase...

8 x 10ft Garden Shed

This 8 x 10ft traditional garden shed was recently installed by our expert team of fitters for use as a storage space. With a multitude of traditional features, this Peckover shed was designed in collaboration with the National Tr...

National Trust Sheds

The Blickling

The Oxburgh

The Peckover

The Felbrigg