4 Reasons Homeowners Are Saying Yes to Garden Rooms
1. The housing market? Still a rollercoaster.
Selling now could mean accepting a lower-than-expected price or waiting months for the right buyer to come along. And even then, there’s no guarantee—chains collapse, financing falls through, and prices dip overnight.
That’s why more homeowners are hitting pause on the “For Sale” sign and choosing to invest in their existing space instead. A well-designed, insulated garden room can add significant value to your home—not just in lifestyle, but in resale potential too.
2. Moving house can cost £30,000 or more.
For the same cost—or often less—you could have a stunning, fully insulated garden room installed right in your garden. Whatever your space needs, a garden room delivers lasting value and immediate lifestyle improvement.
“It felt like a no-brainer,” says Tom R., a homeowner from Bristol. “We were looking at nearly £25,000 in moving costs. Instead, we built a garden room—and now we have an office and chill-out space that’s added value to our home and our lives.”
3. It takes months to move. A garden room takes days.
Selling your home, finding a new one, dealing with surveys, chains, legal delays—it’s a process that can easily stretch to 4–6 months or longer, often with setbacks along the way. It’s not just time-consuming—it’s exhausting.
In contrast, a garden room can often be designed, approved, and installed in as little as 2–5 days, depending on size and complexity. No estate agents. No broken chains. No boxes piled high for weeks.
4. We love our home. We just needed more of it.
For many, it’s not the house that’s the problem—it’s the space. Bedrooms feel cramped, the kitchen’s chaotic, and remote work means the dining table has become a permanent desk. But despite the squeeze, the thought of moving is heartbreaking.