If you keep a pair of rabbits, or a single larger breed, a “medium” hutch is too small. These are the extra-large hutches we’d genuinely consider for our own pets. See also our Best for Two Rabbits comparison.
The RSPCA recommends a minimum hutch size of 6ft × 2ft × 2ft (180cm × 60cm × 60cm) for a pair of average-sized rabbits. Any hutch meeting or exceeding this qualifies as a genuinely large hutch — though “large” on Amazon product listings often means something considerably smaller. Always check the actual dimensions before buying.
For larger breeds — Flemish Giants, French Lops, Continental Giants — the minimum effectively doubles. These breeds need at least 8ft of length and 2ft 6in of internal height to stand and move comfortably.
| Hutch | Length | Rating | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kendal 5ft Hutch & Run | 150cm | 10.0 | Year-round bonded pair |
| PawHut Two-Storey | 210cm | 8.0 | Budget, first hutch |
| Chartwell Double Luxury | 152cm | 9.0 | Max floor space, separate run |
Our top pick at this size. UK-made from 14mm Scandinavian tongue-and-groove timber — thicker than almost anything else on the market — the Kendal pairs a 5ft sheltered upper section with a double-sized integrated run that can be installed front-facing or rear-facing depending on your garden layout. Side-opening doors make daily access easier than the top-lift designs you usually see at this size, and the arched divided sleeping area gives a clear “bedroom” for nervy rabbits.
Best for: a bonded pair living outside year-round. Watch-outs: assemble it where it’s staying — it’s heavy by design.
Dimensions: 150 × 120 × 120 cm
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The PawHut sits in the budget-friendly half of this category but punches above its price. Two storeys give you decent vertical space without a huge garden footprint, two internal ramps move rabbits between levels, and the slide-out tray turns daily cleaning into a 30-second job. The asphalt roof handles UK weather better than the felt-only roofs you find at this price point.
Best for: first-time owners, smaller gardens, single rabbits with daily run time. Watch-outs: fir timber is lighter than the Kendal’s — brick the legs in for fox-resistance.
Dimensions: 210 × 45.5 × 84.5 cm
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The Chartwell is what you buy when you already own a run and want maximum sheltered space. UK-built from 10mm tongue-and-groove with a proper 10mm WBP plywood floor (not the chipboard most rivals use), it gives nearly 2ft of headroom — the dimension everyone else cuts corners on. The under-door cleaning bar is a genuinely smart touch: undo two toggles and you can sweep waste straight out the front.
Best for: owners who already have run space sorted and want the largest indoor footprint money can buy. Watch-outs: no integrated run — budget for one separately.
Dimensions: 152 × 61 × 122 cm
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