A conservatory is a glazed room, with glass walls and roof, creating a light-filled space to connect with the garden, originally for plants but now often a versatile living area (sunroom, dining, office) for relaxation, adding value and space to a home, with modern designs offering better insulation for year-round use.
Available in many different styles & shapes to make the most of the space you have available.
VICTORIAN
Rounded bay
EDWARDIAN
Rectangular, symmetrical
LEAN TO
sloped roof against house for small spaces
Lantern
tiered roof, great for height and light
- Increased Living Space: Provides extra room for a living room, dining area, playroom, or home office.
- Abundant Natural Light: Large glass panels and roofs flood the space with sunlight, which is known to boost mood and health.
- Versatility of Use: Can function as a relaxation, sunroom, gym, art studio, or a "green oasis" for plants.
- Better View of the Garden: Connects the home to the outdoors, allowing you to enjoy the garden regardless of the weather.
- Creates a "Wow" Factor: Acts as a beautiful, modern architectural addition that enhances appeal.
- Added Property Value: A well-built, high-quality conservatory can increase a home's value by up to 7%.
- Cost-Effective Extension: Generally cheaper than traditional bricks-and-mortar extensions.
- Cheaper Alternative to Moving: Adds essential space without the high costs, stress, and inconvenience of selling and moving home.
- Good Return on Investment (ROI): Can yield a high return, with some reports suggesting up to 108% in added value.
- Year-Round Usability: Modern heating, double glazing, and solid roof options ensure the room is comfortable in both summer and winter.
- Energy Efficiency: Double/triple glazing and insulating materials help retain heat, reducing energy bills.
- Noise Reduction: Specifically with solid roofs, conservatories can offer superior acoustic insulation against external noise.
- Reduced Maintenance: Modern uPVC and composite materials require little to no painting and are easy to clean.
- Often No Planning Permission Needed: Frequently classified as "permitted development" (subject to restrictions), making them easier to build than full extensions.
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