Need some extra space in your home? Need somewhere where you can focus on a hobby, or work away from the rest of the household? Whatever you need space for, garden rooms in Orsett are just what you’re looking for. Here’s how they can be used for almost anything, and are an amazing addition to your Orsett home.
What Is A Garden Room?
Just as the name implies, garden rooms in Orsett are fully functional, free standing rooms that are built in your garden. They’re enclosed and insulated just like the rooms in your home, so it functions as an extra room.
There are many people who are getting garden rooms in Orsett built, as they offer so many benefits. The top benefit is that they can used for almost anything you can imagine. Many people use them for the following:
Home offices: More and more people are working from home now. If you’ve made the jump to working from home full time, then you’ll need a space in which you can work without interruption. A garden room can give you just that. Go into the garden, shut the door behind you, and you have a perfect home office away from the hustle and bustle of your home itself.
Home gyms: There are plenty of people out there right now that are looking at switching from the gym to a home set up. Essentially, your garden rooms in Orsett will pay for themselves as you won’t be spending money on that gym membership any more. Set up your gym the way you like it, and you’ll never have to wait for your turn on the treadmill.
Cinema room: Have you ever dreamed of having your own cinema room? It sounds easy to set up in theory, but in practice you just don’t have the space. If you have a garden room built, you can have that cinema room that you’ve always wanted. As a bonus, as you won’t be sharing any walls with your neighbours, you won’t have to worry about noise either.
Children’s playroom: This is another case where having one extra room can make all the difference. If you’re tired of having toys scattered around the house, you’ll want to give your kids one place where they can play with them all. If you don’t have a spare room available, you can add in a garden room and make the space that you need. That way, the kids have somewhere to play, and you can relax in your home without the clutter.
Studio: Garden rooms in Orsett are perfect as studios, no matter what kind of art or work you’re doing. Just like using them as home offices, you can get lots of peace and quiet away from the main home, so you can work on your project. With lots of windows, you can get natural daylight in there too which makes it a wonderful place to work in.
Get The Room That Works For You
Whatever you’re looking at garden rooms in Orsett for, we can help. Here at Fern Garden Rooms, we’ll ensure that you’ll get just what you need. When you get in touch with us, we’ll do a free site survey to understand the space you have to work with, and discuss the ideas you have. As we do this, we’ll be able to really create something that’s unique and all yours.
Once we’ve done the survey, we’ll get to designing the garden room for you. You’ll be involved every step of the way, so you’ll get exactly what you were looking for. As such, having a garden room built will give you more freedom and control than a home extension or loft conversion.
Pricing Your Orsett Garden Room
When we come to do your home survey, we’ll be able to give you a quote on the work. We aim to give you a firm price, so you know exactly what you’ll be paying. The price shouldn’t change, as long as you don’t need to change anything on the design. That way, you know exactly what you’ll need to pay on your new garden room.
For more information please contact us on 01277 724003
We also cover nearby villages of West Horndon, Bulphan, North Stifford and South Ockenden.
All About Orsett
Orsett is a village, a former civil parish, and an ecclesiastical parish in Essex, England. It is about 5 km north-east of Grays and is in the Thurrock unitary district. In 1931, there were 1771 people living in the parish.
In the past, it was mostly an agricultural town on the southern edge of an old ice age flood plain that the river Mardyke crossed.
School Lane has been the village’s primary school since the middle of the 19th century. Up until 1944, children as old as 14 could go there, but after that, they had to be at least 11 years old.
Orsett Heath, which is in the southern part of the parish, used to be a part of a large area of heathland that also included Terrel’s Heath.
On April 1, 1936, the parish was dissolved, and Thurrock was made out of it.
