For most, creating a beautiful garden is a surefire way to improve your lifestyle and enjoy your home to its maximum potential.
You can spruce up your space by planting flowers or digging ponds, however an expert study conducted by Sellhousefast.uk found that the best way to add value to a garden is by erecting an outbuilding or shed.
Here we list some inspiring outbuilding ideas, so you can add value to your home whilst enjoying your garden to its full potential.
A unique oak frame pavilion design and build such as this from Oakwrights provides the perfect setting to relax in or entertain friends and family, whatever the weather.
2. Bespoke pool houseA pool room from Redwood Stone Folly & Garden is the height of home luxury. This bespoke Gothic stone design brings a striking and heritage-style statement to this garden.
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Turn your shed into an extra living space by injecting some design flair. This shed has benefited from a fresh lick of paint from the Cuprinol Garden Shades range, which is suitable for wood, terracotta, brick and stone – great for fences, too.
4. Traditional double bay garageA garage is a must-have for many homeowners and oak buildings offer a traditional, characterful aesthetic. This charming design features a double bay garage and covered log store. |
Able to close up or be open to the garden, this versatile aluminium pergola has automatic windproof sun screens and glass sliding doors. The design can be freestanding or fitted to existing walls.
6. Garden podsRotating cylindrical garden pods are a popular design, offering a futuristic look and stylish place to enjoy the outdoors from. This lounger can seat up to seven people.
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Designed by architects Surman Weston, this home workspace is lined with birch plywood inside, while outside an innovative cork cladding creates a thermally and acoustically efficient external barrier
Credit: Wai Ming Ng
8. Shepherd hut accomodationShepherd Huts are popular additions to offer guests a rustic stay. This design by Blackdown Shepherd Huts features horizontal timber cladding and pale green fenestration Credit: Ben Carpenter |
Main image: Swimming Pool and Pool House