Reasons to Choose a Small Conservatory
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Custom Design
Whatever your space, our experts have the experience to work with you to design a small conservatory that works for you. Our bespoke design process means you don’t need to feel limited by small spaces or awkward shapes.
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Extra Space
Enjoy the additional room for dining, relaxing, or whatever you wish. A small conservatory will give your home a brand new feel with the added flexible space.
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Increased Value
Adding space, and particularly usable space, is a great asset to any home. Modern small conservatories are a great way to maximise available space that might otherwise go unused.
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Cost-Effective Solution
A smaller conservatory is often more affordable, providing extra space without the expense of a full brick extension. There are also many design options for small conservatories to suit different budgets and styles.
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Small Conservatory Roofing Options
Customise your small conservatory with the perfect choice of roof, from a mix of solid and glazed to fully glazed for maximum natural light.
Solid Roof
A solid tiled roof for your small conservatory offers more thermal efficiency and a cosy interior space. Choose from a range of materials and match them to your existing roof tiles.
Solaroof®
Enjoy increased protection from the sun’s heat and UV rays with Solaroof® glass. This unique technology helps improve the energy efficiency of small conservatories and protects your furniture from UV rays.
Polycarbonate Roof
Choose from a range of shades and design options with our polycarbonate conservatory roofs, a cost-effective option that can suit any small conservatory.
Conservatories Colour Options
Our small conservatories are available in uPVC in traditional white, our ever-popular White Knight, a natural wood effect, or our dual colour option of a white interior with a wood-effect exterior.
White Knight
White Woodgrain
Golden Oak
Dark Woodgrain
Dual Golden Oak
Dual Dark Woodgrain
Dual Anthracite Grey
Dual Cream
Dual Sage Green
Small Conservatory Finishing Touches
Pick from hundreds of designs in our huge decorative glass range
Choose mouldings or external cornices to add extra detailing and a contemporary finish.
Planning Permission for Small Conservatories
Small conservatories are less likely to need planning permission and be classed as a permitted development. Although because smaller homes tend to have smaller gardens, your conservatory might be within two meters of a boundary. Our planning permission guide helps with any information you need around planning regulations for conservatories and extensions. If your small conservatory needs planning permission, we take care of everything to give you a hassle-free experience.
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Small Conservatory Styles
There’s a small conservatory style to suit every home, from modern designs to timeless classics.
Lean-To
A practical and classic design, a lean-to conservatory is a highly customisable and cost-effective solution for a wide range of homes.
Edwardian
Bring a touch of elegance with a small Edwardian conservatory, a square or rectangular design to maximise floor space and create a classic look.
Victorian
Create an eye-catching addition to a modern or period home with a small Victorian conservatory, featuring a curved bay for a unique space and fantastic garden views.
Elizabethan
A classic look with traditional details, an Elizabethan small conservatory makes use of a rectangular design for plenty of interior space and easy access to the garden.
Regency
A Regency conservatory is a classic period design that gives you a beautiful light-filled space. The gable end design and sunburst window above the doors give the feeling of timeless sophistication.
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Small Conservatories FAQs
Your questions about small conservatories, answered by us.
The cost of a small conservatory depends on the size and shape, as well as glazing and design finishes. If you want to find out the cost of a small conservatory for your home, our Anglian design consultants can provide a free, no-obligation quote based on your home and what you want to achieve.
A conservatory could be as small as 1m x 1m, as we can use our conservatory designs for entrance porches. However, our traditional small conservatory sizes tend to start at 3m x 2m.
This really depends on how you want to use it - a table and chairs can make it a cosy everyday dining spot, while a comfy armchair can make it a relaxing place to read or sit with a morning coffee. Just think about what you’d like to do in your small conservatory and make the most of the space with the furniture you choose.
A small conservatory can be an ideal addition to a small garden, adding more of a connection between inside and outside. Just make sure to check planning permission rules, as a new conservatory can’t take up more than 50% of the garden without planning consent. We take care of any planning applications as part of our design and build process at Anglian.
The value a small conservatory adds will depend on its size and design, as well as the value of your home, but typically, you can expect to add up to 7% to the value of your home. Naturally a newer conservatory will add more value than an older construction, too.
Yes, a small conservatory needs foundations for the structure to stand on. Even the smallest conservatory needs a secure base to keep it safe and solid for years to come. The depth of the foundations depends on the nature of the intended site and the size of the conservatory.
With central or underfloor heating, you can keep your small conservatory warm and comfortable through the winter. Having blinds helps reduce some heat loss through the windows, plus having a solid roof will greatly reduce heat loss.
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