Working from home was once the ideal, then as many of us moved to it out of necessity, it became more of a hassle and much less glamorous.
Spilling coffee on your laptop due to an overcrowded kitchen table? Finding no separation from work and home life? These occurrences can be a thing of the past with a garden room, which many people use as a dedicated garden office.
Our garden rooms are a little more premium than most you will see on the market – generally starting at £30k and can go up to £100k. All depending of course on size, choice of doors and windows, whether you’d like skylights, a green roof, and any other luxury internal options and finishes such as air conditioning or underfloor heating.
One question we’re often asked, is whether garden rooms add value to your property, or if they’re just seen, when reselling, as a ‘nice to have’? Naturally, you don’t want to fork out for something, which you won’t see any return on when the time comes to sell your property and move on. Which is why, you’ll be glad to know that the short answer is, yes, garden rooms do add value.
Essentially, every outbuilding should adhere to permitted development regulations. If it’s not intended for overnight sleeping, or self-contained living, and it’s less than 2.5 metres from ground level, it won’t require additional planning permission to be built.
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