Shaun of the Dead pub shed wins Pub Shed of the Year competition

A father who built a Shaun of the Dead-inspired pub in his back garden has been crowned winner of Britain's Pub Shed of the Year.

Kev Marchant, 55, spent six weeks and £10,000 building his very own Winchester, kitted out with its very own beer pumps, a stained glass ceiling, dart board and poker table. 

Not only is the backyard boozer a nod to the iconic pub which appeared in the 2004 zombie film featuring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, it's also an ode to the city where Kev and his wife Gina, 54, grew up.

Tiler Kev began his project over four years ago, and used his contacts in the construction trade to source materials to build the carefully crafted man cave in Eastleigh, Hampshire.

Kev said he was inspired to replicate the atmosphere of the 'old school' boozers his parents would take him to as a child, and has since used the shed to host poker nights, birthday parties and get togethers with friends.




 Kev Marchant, 55, (Pictured) built a Shaun of the Dead-inspired pub in his back garden as an ode to the city where he and his wife were raised





After spending six weeks and £10,000 building his very own Winchester, kitted out with its very own beer pumps, a stained glass ceiling and more, Kev has officially taken the crown for Britain's Pub Shed of the Year





Tiler Kev began his project over four years ago, and used his contacts in the construction trade to source materials to build the carefully crafted man cave





The traditional English garden pub is also inspired by the cult-classic Shaun Of The Dead starring Simon Pegg (Pictured)

The dad-of-two said: 'I remember my dad taking me into the local working men's club. I have fond memories of that such as the cigar smoke and pints being poured.

'It's a kind of old school-style pub. Being 55 things were a bit more old school back then.

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