This oak framed four bay garden room has full length glazing to the front of the building and trimmings for four rooflights.
Can You Attach a Timber Garden Room to Your House?
The short answer is yes, you can attach a timber garden room to your house and this is something we can help with. Few suppliers are able to design garden rooms that have the capability to attach to your home, but English Heritage Buildings is an exception. Our timber garden rooms work beautifully attached and detached from your property, but there are a few things to consider if you are thinking of attaching a room to your house.
If for whatever reason your question is not answered here, you can contact our team. They will be happy to help.
Let’s look at what you need to consider when attaching a garden room to your house.
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Attaching a Garden Room to Your Home
Having your garden room built directly on your house is not something offered by all suppliers, so it is quite a bespoke request. Naturally, this comes with its own unique challenges, when compared to the fully detached counterpart.
What to Consider
- It will still count as an extension: A garden room attached to your home may seem like a more cost-effective solution to a full extension or conservatory, but in reality, if the garden room is attached, it will still be counted as an extension to your property – which means you will need all the relevant planning permission and building regulations, as you would for adding any room in your house. For more information on how to get planning permission, read more here.
- It could take longer to complete: Installing a garden room that is attached to your home is a more complex job, with more to consider as permitted development. We always aim to complete each build in a timely manner, but it is important to consider that attaching the garden room may take extra time.
- It may clash with existing structures: Our oak frame garden rooms are put together using beautiful cuts of timber on a base of sturdy masonry – and although they would be a stunning addition to your home’s garden, it is important to note that the wood frame style, when directly attached to your home, may not suit existing aesthetics.
Benefits of Choosing EHBP
- WE ARE Q-MARK CERTIFIED
- OUR TIMBER IS VISUALLY GRADED
- WE DELIVER NATIONWIDE & JERSEY
- WE HAVE OVER 30 YEARS EXERIENCE
- WE OFFER FULLY BESPOKE DESIGN
- WE USE SUSTAINABLY SOURCED TIMBER
Our Range of Garden Rooms Attached to House
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A 3 bay garden room extension where one bay is full height cavity brickwork. The front has full length glazed units with the centre two opening as doors. the side windows are si…
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5mDepth
5mBays
3 -
This is a single bay garden room extension with glazing on two sides and a glazed gable. The other side is clad in featheredged weatherboard. The roof has softwood rafters with …
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6.28mDepth
3.4mBays
1 -
This is a 2 bay garden room extension with full height french doors both sides and joinery on dwarf cavity brickwork elsewhere. The rafters are in oak with feature trusses and a…
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5.25mDepth
3.65mBays
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This building comprises of a square garden room fully glazed on all sides and a long open covered area on the right hand side.The garden room has a double hipped roof which is f…
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10mDepth
4mBays
4 -
This oak frame is used as a small summerhouse/garden room. The fully glazed unit on the front is set back so there is a small veranda. Part of the side walls are glazed and the …
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6.22mDepth
4mBays
2 -
This oak framed building is a two bay garden room/home office. It is a full span with hipped ends and is fully glazed on one side with opening glazed units. There is also a soli…
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6.4mDepth
4.6mBays
2 -
This is a small oak framed garden room extension to an existing property. The oak frame sits into a corner and there is a pair of fully glazed french doors and the rest of the w…
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4.08mDepth
2.6mBays
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This oak framed garden room extension has a shallow pitched roof to avoid a first floor window. There is full bay glazing all around except one panel of weatherboard.
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4mDepth
5mBays
2 -
This oak framed home leisure building is formed of three bays and has full length glazing in the centre where two panes open as doors. The other two bays at have full width wind…
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8.36mDepth
7.2mBays
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This oak framed home extension has one weatherboarded side and two sides with full length windows. The end of the frame is designed to be attached to an existing building.
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5.48mDepth
3.97mBays
2 -
This oak framed garden room has two walls with full length windows and one with half weatherboard. This frame is designed to be attached to an existing building at the right han…
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5mDepth
4.55mBays
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Detached Garden Room
Though we can accommodate you if you choose to have your garden room attached to your home, we can also complete free-standing designs. Like the former, a detached garden room has its own specific considerations that may help to sway your decision one way over another.
What to Consider
- No planning permission: Building your new garden room separate from your home, even just a few meters, can mean the difference between requiring planning permission/building regulations and not. Acquiring these permissions is a time-consuming process and can sometimes result in a denied request. However, our detached garden rooms are usually exempt.
- Allows for full building control: When your garden room is separate from your home, designing and building become much simpler, as there are fewer technical aspects to consider. This frees up creative control to you, allowing for a wider scope and more unique additional features and design choices.
- A more versatile use of extra space: A detached structure in your garden can act as so much more than just another room in your home. It can be a place to enjoy the fresh air and also relax in the shade. You can use it as a garden office or gym, or even deck it out as an extra living space. The possibilities really are endless with our range of bespoke garden rooms.
What We Recommend if You’re Considering Attaching a Garden Room to Your House
As you can see, both variations offer benefits and challenges, but overall, if you are not looking to add an extension to your home, we recommend a detached garden room. Without the pressure of gaining planning permission, and with the free space to be creative with potential design and layout, the detached garden room ticks a lot of boxes.
It is worth stating that both options will add value to your home, so no matter where you decide to place your new garden room, you can almost always guarantee a return on your investment.
Get a Bespoke Quote Today
No matter what you decide, English Heritage Buildings is here to make your design a reality. If you are looking to extend your property with one of our garden rooms, or if you would like a stunning getaway right outside your back door, we are ready to hear from you.
Why Choose English Heritage Buildings?
We are oak frame specialists, with nearly 40 years of experience producing high-quality oak buildings, and this expertise is demonstrated through both our industry accreditations and our awards.
Q-Mark Certified
English Heritage Buildings holds a BM Trada Q-Mark for our oak framed buildings, the only UK company to do so. This showcases the unbeatable quality of our products.
Business Award Winners
We were proud to recently receive the South East Best Rural Manufacturing Business Award.
