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    Garden Rooms for Extra Living Space

    Garden Rooms provide the perfect extra space for hobbies, work, or a place to unwind, right in your own garden. Whether you’re dreaming of a creative garden studio or a peaceful garden office, we have options to suit your needs. Our Garden Rooms for Sale offer plenty of styles, including insulated garden rooms to keep you comfortable in any season. Want something that tucks into your garden perfectly? Have a look at our Small Garden Rooms.

    If you prefer a sleek look, our contemporary garden rooms combine style and function effortlessly. Even for smaller gardens, our small garden rooms fit beautifully and make the most of your space. We also have stunning Modern Garden Rooms to match any garden setting. And when comfort is key, our Insulated Garden Rooms are perfect for year-round enjoyment.

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    Your Ultimate Guide to Garden Rooms

    Garden Rooms are a fantastic way to add extra living space. Whether you need a quiet home office, a yoga room, or just a cozy retreat, our Garden Rooms fit the bill beautifully. They’re designed to suit your needs, providing comfort and style right in your garden.

    Why Choose Our Garden Rooms?

    Our Garden Rooms are functional and attractive. With insulation to keep you comfortable year-round, and customizable designs to match your style, they truly add value to your garden. If you're after a smaller option that’s easy on the budget, have a look at our lovely summerhouses.

    FAQs About Garden Rooms

    1. How much do Garden Rooms cost in the UK?
    Prices vary based on size and features, but we have options starting from £1700 to suit different budgets.

    2. Are Garden Rooms insulated?
    Yes, we offer insulated options for comfort throughout the year.

    3. Do I need planning permission for a Garden Room in the UK?
    Generally, no. Most Garden Rooms fall under permitted development, but always check with your local council or visit the UK Planning Portal.

    4. How to maintain a Garden Room?
    Maintenance is simple—regular checks and treatments with wood preserver help keep it in great shape.

    5. Can I use a Garden Room as a home office in the UK?
    Absolutely! Garden Rooms provide the perfect, quiet space to work away from the distractions of the house.

    Garden Room Planning FAQs

    Planning regulations can be a bit confusing, so here are some common questions and their answers to help you understand the basics.

    What is the 2.5m Rule for Garden Rooms?
    The 2.5m rule means garden rooms within 2m of a boundary cannot exceed 2.5m in height to avoid needing planning permission.

    What is the Maximum Size of a Garden Room Without Planning Permission?
    A garden room can cover up to half the garden area of the "original house" without planning permission.

    Do I Need Planning Permission for a Garden Room with a Toilet?
    Adding a toilet may require planning permission, especially if it turns the garden room into a separate dwelling.

    Do I Need Permission to Build a Garden Room?
    In many cases, you won’t need planning permission, provided the garden room meets specific size and placement rules.

    Can I Build a Garden Room Next to My Neighbour's Fence?
    Yes, but if it's within 2m of a boundary, the maximum height must be 2.5m.

    Can I Build a Garden Room Within 1m of a Boundary?
    Yes, you can, as long as the height remains within the allowed 2.5m limit.

    Can My Son Live in a Log Cabin in My Garden?
    If it’s occasional use, planning permission might not be needed, but for full-time living, you’ll likely need permission.

    Can You Sleep in a Garden Room UK?
    Yes, occasional sleeping is allowed, but using it as a permanent bedroom may require planning permission.

    Can I Build Within 1 Metre of Boundary?
    Yes, just remember that for structures within 2m of a boundary, the height should not exceed 2.5m.