In many cases, garden rooms can be built under permitted development, meaning planning permission isn’t required. This depends on factors such as height, placement, and how close the room is to boundaries. We’ll talk this through early and let you know what applies to your property.

Yes, as long as it’s built properly. A well-designed garden room with insulation, ventilation and suitable heating can be comfortable throughout the year, including colder winter months.

Timescales vary depending on the size and specification, but once the design is agreed, most garden rooms are completed within a clear, planned timeframe. We’ll outline each stage so you know exactly what to expect.

That depends on how you plan to use it. Some garden rooms work well in compact spaces, while others need more room for furniture, equipment or storage. We’ll help you choose a size that fits your garden and your needs without overpowering the space.

Insulation is key to year-round comfort and is a standard part of a quality build. Sound reduction can also be considered, especially if you’re using the room as an office, studio or gym, and we can advise on practical options.

Garden rooms are incredibly flexible. Popular uses include home offices, gyms, studios, games rooms, guest spaces and relaxation areas. Many people choose a design that can adapt over time as their needs change.

A well-built garden room should require very little upkeep. Using durable materials and thoughtful design helps ensure it stays looking good and performs well without constant maintenance.

While it depends on the property and location, a professionally built garden room often adds usable living space, which many buyers see as a real benefit.