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Two Storey Play Houses
A two storey playhouse can add an exciting dimension to children's games. These playhouses allow children to enter imaginary worlds within the comfort of their own garden. Each playhouse complies with European toy safety standards (EN71) to ensure your peace of mind.
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Create a magical play space for your children to inspire their imaginations and encourage them to play outside with this Double Storey Swiss Cottage garden playhouse. Key features include:
- Double-storey playhouse
- Swiss cottage design
- Shatterproof styrene glazed windows
- Planed and rounded timbers
- 12mm interlocking tongue and groove cladding
- 10-year anti-rot guarantee
This double storey playhouse is an attractive and neat garden building for children to play in, which comes with an upstairs bunk area for plenty of extra fun. Key features include:
- A two-storey playhouse with a compact footprint, maximising the space available
- Traditional single door with diamond porthole window
- 2 opening windows and 1 fixed window with safety hinges
- Styrene window glazing for added protection
This beautiful cottage-style playhouse built on two levels gives your children or grandchildren a special place to play. Key features include:
- Traditional-style single door with diamond porthole window
- Styrene window glazing for added safety
- Two window boxes as standard
- Quality pine shiplap cladding with the option to upgrade to pine log effect
This 7 x 5 Mercia Snowdrop Apex Wooden Playhouse with a loft floor is a double-storey playhouse for those aged 3 and up. Some of its many features include:
- Fun design, with windows that have decorative shutters and a mezzanine style loft space
- A safe construction in accordance with the EN71 rating of European toy standards, thanks to thoughtful features like a gap for fingers around the single door and shatterproof windows
- 10 years of coverage against rot in the form of a manufacturer's guarantee, assuming the basic care instructions are followed
- High-quality shiplap, tongue and groove cladding using sustainably sourced timber
The 7 x 6 Shire Crib Two Storey Playhouse offers two levels of play and includes many thoughtful details to ensure it is a playhouse that young children will continue to love for years. Features include:
- Side access with a double 'garage' door gives a feeling of realism to the house
- Three front-facing windows with shatterproof styrene glazing
- Mezzanine-style second storey adds a new level to imaginary games
- Safe construction complies with EN71 (European Toy Safety Standards)
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A neat, fun and popular model, this two storey wooden playhouse is an exciting building that children just love to play in. Key features include:
- Upstairs play area with internal ladder for an extra level of fun
- Two window boxes as standard
- Safety hinges on windows and door to protect little fingers
- Quality tongue and groove pine shiplap cladding
Kids will love the amazing two-level Lodge Playhouse, built to last with high-quality materials and safety features for adults' peace of mind. Key features include:
- First floor above the veranda for another level of fun
- Strong tongue and groove floor and roof construction
- Styrene window glazing for added safety
- Quality pine shiplap cladding with the option to upgrade to pine log effect
Two Storey Play Houses
Want to give your children a premium garden playhouse? A two-storey playhouse is a fantastic garden upgrade. With everything from traditional children's playhouse designs to modern and unique playhouses, we have it all for you.
Cottage playhouses for your garden will make it the place the kids love to be all the time. Let their imagination run wild with these amazing garden playhouses. Many of these tall playhouses include an enclosed area, so they can be enjoyed in all weathers. The high-quality finish and top safety standards give you peace of mind when you buy a new playhouse from us.
Do playhouses need planning permission?
A new garden playhouse will usually not require planning permission. It will fall under the permitted development rules. However, some areas and local planning offices may have strict rules when it comes to adding buildings to a garden. Generally, as long as it doesn’t take up over 50% of your garden, no permission is required. To be safe, it’s best to check with your local authority to ensure you won’t need permission for a wooden playhouse in your garden.