The shed that gets the most "oohs" and "aahs" when we are out at shows is definitely the Snack Shack we built in Palm Harbor a few years ago. Painted in fun colors, it conjures up sunny days with umbrella adorned drinks in hand. With our latest Coastal Breeze Snack Shack, I think we have another ideal tropical back yard, and this one is available as a vacation rental.
Installing the Coastal Breeze Snack Shack
The bar features two awning shutters that open for cocktail hour. The front 4' of the shed is used for the bar, the rear is for storage. The bar has a 4' covered porch deck.
The 12'x14' Snack Shack Pub Shed nestles nicely by the pool.
A view from the yard looks rather inviting.
The shed is designed to complement the house and the yard.
The homeowners had to make sure it worked. The inside of the bar was finished with tongue and groove pine.
12'x14' Historic Shed Snack Shack Shed ready for company!
Plans for this shed are now available for sale at: https://historicshed.com/store-4/?model_number=HS001
Historic Shed was approached by a homeowner in Palm Harbor to design and build a custom shed to serve as both storage and a covered family bar seating area. The shed we designed and built is 12'x18' with a 4' covered porch area. The shed was divided by an interior wall into a 13' storage area and a 4' bar area to house snack and drink storage and a television. The storage area is accessed by a double set of carriage house style doors on the side. The bar area has a single door access on the side and two awning covered opening with a wide cypress counter-top. The awnings are opened using a pulley system. The project is delightfully accented by a tropical color scheme.
The bar seating area with the shutters open
The shed seen from the side showing the double access doors to the storage area
The right side of the Snack Shack showing the bar entry
Interior of the bar area with cypress counter-top and shutters closed. The interior is finished with bead board style plywood
Seating area
Landscaping installed
And decorated
See another version of the Snack Shack here: https://historicshed.com/craftsman-snack-shack/