GARDEN STUDIOs BRIGHTON

Garden Studios Brighton

When it comes to finding extra space, why settle for anything less than a bespoke garden studio in Brighton? Whether you’re looking for a yoga studio, home gym, or just an extra room or office, plenty of options are available when transforming your outdoor space into something special.

We can show you the benefits of having a garden studio, whether you need planning permission in Brighton, and the range of quality materials available from us. Get ready to transform your outdoor space into something truly magical!

At Createspace, we have vast experience in managing beautiful builds. We take the stress out of this part of your project and are here to answer any questions you may have.

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What are garden studios?

A garden studio is a great way to create extra space in your home or garden. Whether it’s an art studio, yoga retreat, or even just an office, a garden studio provides an ideal solution for those who are looking for a dedicated and private area to pursue their passions.

Garden studios come in all shapes and sizes and can be customised to fit your needs and taste. They typically feature large windows that bring natural light into the room, as well as insulation and waterproofing to ensure comfortable temperatures year-round.

Further benefits include being able to work away from the noise of the home environment and creating a tranquil space where you can focus on what matters most.

Benefits of Having Garden Studios

Having a garden studio offers numerous advantages for those who are looking for extra space in their home or garden. A garden studio allows you to create a private and dedicated area that can be customised to suit your needs and taste.

Garden studios feature large windows that bring natural light into the room, as well as insulation and waterproofing to ensure comfortable temperatures year-round. By having an area away from the hustle and bustle of your home environment, you can create a peaceful environment where you can focus on what matters most.

Additionally, having a garden studio provides additional benefits such as increased privacy, allowing visitors to come and go without disturbing anyone else in the household. Finally, it’s a great way to add value to your property if you ever decide to sell.

Our Process

1. Book a site survey

We will come and see your site to assess how we can tailor your garden room to your requirements

2. Initial design and quote sent within 5 days

We will send you a basic CAD drawing of your design and an official quote, with no hidden costs, within 5 days.

3. Review design and make any changes.

Once you have received the design you can request changes, having complete control over your unique garden room.

4. Agree start date and book in the work.

Once you are happy with your room design we can agree when to start the wrok.

5. Work takes place.

Our skilled tradesmen handle every aspect of your bespoke garden room build, keeping you up-to-date with the progress along the way.

6. Keys are handed over.

We offer a completed turnkey service, including decorating and connecting utilities. This means when we hand over the keys, your garden room is ready to be enjoyed.

Why have garden studios?

MOST GARDEN STUDIOS UNDER 2.5M HIGH IN BRIGHTON DO NOT NEED PLANNING PERMISSION

To be considered “permitted development”, and not require planning permission, the garden studio needs to be:

Placed less than 2m from the boundary of the property
The maximum overall height should not exceed 2.5m from ground level
Has an internal floor area of less than 30m

If you meet these criteria then garden buildings are generally exempt from planning and building regulations. With our bespoke garden studio designs we can help you get the most out of the space you have for your dream room.

If you plan on using your garden studio as regular sleeping accommodation however you will need planning permission. This is because any sleep accommodation is required to meet building regulations.

WHEN WOULD I NEED PLANNING in Brighton?

You would also need planning if your garden building stands in front of your house fronting the highway, if it takes up more than half the land around the original house, or if it’s built on the property of a listed building or conservation area.

If you are not sure of the requirements in Brighton apply to your build, or would like some more detailed advice we recommend you take a look at the government’s online planning portal.

Planning permission for garden studios in Brighton is an important step to consider when looking to build a new structure in your garden. Before you begin the process, it’s important to find out if you need planning permission from the local authority and what other requirements may be necessary.

Generally speaking, if your studio will be higher than two metres, it’s likely that planning permission will be required. In Brighton, this is usually done through the city council who will review all applications.