Timber Cabins & Garden Rooms in Wexford
Insulated Nordic timber cabins from €14,500 incl. VAT, with delivery, professional assembly and a 10-year structural warranty.
Wexford is the sunny south-east and it behaves like it: the lowest rainfall figures in the country, a long established holiday-home belt from Courtown down through Rosslare, and a commuter corridor along the M11 that now reaches as far as Gorey. We named one of our four-bedroom models after the county.
For a timber building, Wexford's climate is about as favourable as Ireland offers — less rain means a longer interval between exterior recoats. The trade-off is salt and wind on the coastal plots, and a strong seasonal pattern: a lot of Wexford cabins are closed up for part of the year, which makes ventilation a bigger issue than rain.
Where we install in Wexford
We cover the whole of County Wexford. These are the places we are asked for most often — if your address is not listed, it is still inside our delivery area.
- Wexford town
- Gorey
- Enniscorthy
- New Ross
- Rosslare
- Courtown
- Bunclody
- Ferns
- Kilmuckridge
- Castlebridge
- Taghmon
Delivery, access and ground conditions
Wexford is about 140 km from our Dublin yard, under two hours on the M11. Transport and assembly are included in the quoted price.
The south-east's low rainfall is a genuine advantage for exterior timber and lengthens the recoating cycle.
Coastal plots at Rosslare, Courtown and Kilmuckridge are sandy, salt-exposed and sometimes on dune ground, which needs a foundation conversation rather than a standard base.
Seasonal use means long closed-up periods. Background ventilation and a little background heat prevent far more damage than any amount of sealing.
Access to beachside plots is often via narrow lanes. A photo of the last hundred metres tells us whether the delivery lorry can reach the site.
What people in Wexford build
Holiday cabins and letting units
The established use in Wexford. Two-bedroom cabins with a terrace suit both family use and short-term letting, which has its own registration requirements worth checking early.
Garden offices along the M11 corridor
Gorey and Enniscorthy have become realistic places to live and work remotely. An insulated 20–25 m² office inside the garden-room exemption is the usual answer.
Permanent homes on family land
Our larger models, including the Wexford, work as year-round homes. Above the exemption sizes they need planning permission, and we supply the drawings and specifications.
Models we recommend in Wexford
Every price includes delivery to your Wexford site, assembly by our own crew and a 10-year structural warranty.
Planning permission in Wexford
The planning exemptions are national, not local. Since 27 July 2026 a back-garden structure such as a home office, studio, gym or store can be exempt from planning permission up to 30 m² (previously 25 m²), and a detached auxiliary dwelling of 32–45m² to the rear of the main house, connected to its services, can be exempt with 14 days’ notice to the council.
What does change locally is everything around the size limit: zoning, scenic and conservation designations, protected structures and the conditions on siting and remaining open space. That makes your local authority the only reliable answer for your specific site:
Exemption figures last reviewed 18 September 2026. Source: South Dublin County Council — New Exemptions 27.07.26. This is general information, not legal advice — always confirm with your local authority or a planning professional before ordering.
Timber cabins in Wexford — FAQs
Do you deliver timber cabins to Wexford?
Yes. We deliver and assemble across County Wexford, including Wexford town, Gorey, Enniscorthy, New Ross, Rosslare, Courtown and the surrounding area. Wexford is about 140 km from our Dublin yard, under two hours on the M11. Transport and assembly are included in the quoted price. Prices start from €14,500 incl. VAT with delivery and professional assembly included, so there is no separate transport charge for a Wexford address.
Do I need planning permission for a garden room in Wexford?
The exemptions are national rather than county-specific. Since 27 July 2026 a back-garden structure such as a home office, studio or gym can be exempt up to 30 m², and a detached auxiliary dwelling of 32–45 m² to the rear of the main house can be exempt with 14 days' notice to the council. Conditions apply in every case, and local designations can change what is allowed, so confirm your site with Wexford County Council.
How long does installation take in Wexford?
Typical lead time is 8–10 weeks from order to handover. The on-site assembly itself is measured in days, not months, and is carried out by our own crew. Wexford is about 140 km from our Dublin yard, under two hours on the M11. Transport and assembly are included in the quoted price.
Which model suits a site in Wexford?
Holiday cabins and letting units is the most common brief we get in Wexford. The established use in Wexford. Two-bedroom cabins with a terrace suit both family use and short-term letting, which has its own registration requirements worth checking early. Send us the garden dimensions and the intended use and we will recommend a model and send a written quote for shell and turnkey versions.
Planning a cabin in Wexford?
Tell us the intended use, the garden size and the access, and we will recommend a model and send a written quote for shell and turnkey versions — with delivery to Wexfordincluded.