March 2nd, 2010 by eShop600

Add a bit of charm into your garden and please the kids as well with this beautifully crafted and spacious Cubby playhouse at B and Q. For only £329.00 in the fabulous garden range at B+Q, just imagine the fun your little one would have in the summer months with this enchanting playhouse. They really will be in a world of their own!

This Cubby wooden playhouse from the Shire Littlehouses range looks as though it has been taken out of a fairytale, and is available for your own garden. Its softwood wood pine is made from FSC sustainable resources and has been treated with honey brown water-based treatment both inside and out.

It is then finished with 12mm thick shiplap Tongue and Groove interlocking wall and floor cladding to make this wonderful summer playhouse a sturdy one. It is also designed to prolong its durability, withstand unwelcoming weather conditions and climates and create an overall safe fun adventure for your children!

Let them be captivated by its appearance – the cute diamond shaped window featured on the front of the cottage styled door with magnetic catch, combined with the 2 Georgian styled criss-cross effect windows make this an adorable asset to any garden. The windows even open and are styrene glazed to provide a fun yet safe hands-on experience.

Admire the detailed design of this old styled traditional playhouse. The apex styled wavered ridged roof design beautifully holds together the solid sheet roof and also the 18” canopy green felt for excellent shelter.

This old styled traditional wooden playhouse with Georgian cottage features at B+Q really is a fabulous value playhouse. For under £330 it will not only put a smile on those special little people’s faces, but also will be a real attraction for your garden. With ample space inside, there is plenty of room for endless fun in the summer sunshine for your little ones!

Local Information for West Ewell

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Banstead is a town in Surrey that borders on Greater London and is located in the Borough of Reigate and Banstead. Banstead is on the North Downs, a ridge of chalk hills stretching from Kent through Surrey to Hampshire for 120 miles. They have been named as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).

Take your car to see Banstead Downs, located to the north of Banstead, and declared a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Home to a rare species of butterfly, the Downs are one quarter of the Banstead Commons, and on the Gally Hills (so called because a gallows once stood on the land) can be seen four mounds – burial places dating back to Saxon times.

Although technically a town, it is sometimes referred to as Banstead Village. The old village well dates back to the 1700s, and still has the original mechanism and is almost 300 feet deep. The All Saints church was built around the 1100s, so take your car with your family and see the local sites in and around Banstead, your home town (or village!).