Conservatories

Anglian conservatories match affordability with beautiful design and substance. A conservatory adds a fully glazed room to a home, perfect for relaxing, growing plants, or entertaining. If you are looking to upgrade your existing space or add a new extension, we have a range of modern conservatory styles and colours to choose from.

Our conservatory roof options include polycarbonate, glass and solid roofs.

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Classic Conservatory Styles

Explore our range of conservatory styles and find your perfect design, from timeless classics to bold contemporary shapes.

Regency Conservatories

Modern Conservatory Options

Enhance your home by adding more substantial and insulated new rooms. Create a showstopping kitchen-diner with an extension or a bright new living room with an orangery. Or you could bring a new dynamic to your garden with a veranda, giving cover from the weather or a stylish covered patio area.

Extensions

Dual Cream uPVC contemporary orangery with solarroof

Orangeries

Veranda

Conservatory Roof Options

From fully glazed to solid roofs - or something in between - your roof options can change the look and feel of your space. Make your conservatory work how you want it to with our bespoke conservatory roof options.

Solid panel extension with dual cream uPVC French doors

Solid Roofs

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Explore Conservatories by Size

Whether you’re looking to create an impressive large conservatory or a versatile and cosy small conservatory, we can design and build the exact space you want.

Dark woodgrain uPVC lean to conservatory with polycarbonate roof

Large Conservatories

Add a larger useable space
4 roofing options
Decorative glazing options

White UPVC Elizabethan conservatory with glass roof and large French doors interior living space view from the Anglian conservatories range

Small Conservatories

Cost-effective way to add space and value
Perfect for both small and large properties
Solid and Glass roofing options

Customer Reviews

5 steps to your new conservatory

Step 1
Home or Virtual Visit

Your local design expert talks you through the options and provides a free quotation.
Step 2
Technical Survey

Our technical surveyor visits your home to measure-up and check your order.
Step 3
Planning Permission Checks

Our team provide a detailed drawing of your conservatory and take care of any planning permission or building regulations.
Step 4
UK Manufacture

Your conservatory is made to measure right here in the UK.
Step 5
Easy Installation

Our team arrange a convenient time to fit your new conservatory.

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What are the benefits of an Anglian conservatory?

Year-round use

Our modern conservatories have insulating double glazing that helps reduce the heat of the summer sun and locks in the heat in winter. Solid roof options mean that you can add even more insulation, with thermally treated glazing panels to keep the heat from escaping.
Safe and secure

Our conservatory doors and windows come with robust security features, including multipoint locking and 3-star cylinder locks. Many of our conservatory window and door options carry the Police-backed Secure By Design accreditation, giving you additional peace of mind.
Unique thermal roof glass

Our unique Solaroof^® glass means you can more effectively control the temperature of your conservatory throughout the year. The reduction in ultraviolet rays also protects your furniture from UV degradation. You could also opt for a solid roof conservatory for extra insulation.
Increased property value

A conservatory adds more space as well as an aesthetically pleasing addition to the overall look of your home, increasing its attractiveness to future buyers. Beautifully designed and professionally built conservatories can increase the value of your property.
More living space

A conservatory can give you an entire new room or bring an extra dimension to an existing room. Create a green oasis with a lean-to garden room or add a wraparound conservatory that connects two rooms with a unique light-flooding space.

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Dual anthracite grey uPVC lean to interior

Conservatory Glazing Options

White uPVC Elizabethan conservatory with French doors front view

Conservatory Double Glazing

Anglian double glazing will help to keep your conservatory safer, quieter , and thermally efficient throughout the seasons. Whether you want a modern conservatory or a more traditional look, you’ll still be able to enjoy the benefits of double-glazed windows and doors.

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White uPVC Edwardian extension with replica tiles french doors and bevelled glass design

Decorative Glass for Conservatories

Add some unique style to your conservatory with decorative glass. We can handcraft decorative glass features in any shape, size, or colour, matching your home’s existing design features or creating something new to enhance it.

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Georgian Glass for Conservatories

Bring that touch of Regency elegance by adding Georgian bars to your conservatory double glazing. These bars are added between the panes to give the illusion of separate panes of glass, creating that classic Georgian look to complement your home.

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Conservatory Planning Permission

Do I need planning permission for a conservatory?

In most cases, conservatories are considered a “permitted development” and don’t require planning permission. However, this depends on the size of the conservatory and the overall dimensions of your property, as well as whether the conservatory will be at the front or back of your home. It also depends on whether your home is listed or in a protected area, which would likely come with specific regulations to follow.

How big can a conservatory be without planning permission?

In general, a conservatory won’t need planning permission so long as it covers less than 50% of the area your home covers. It would also need to be less than four metres tall, and no taller than the highest part of your home. Planning permission may be needed if the conservatory extends more than six metres from your home, or if it comes within two metres of the edge of your garden.

What is the 4-year rule for a conservatory?

The 4-year planning rule in the UK refers to a time limit set out in the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. It determines how long local planning authorities have to take enforcement action against certain breaches of planning control, including the addition of a conservatory without the required planning permission. If no enforcement action is taken within this period, the development becomes immune from enforcement and is effectively lawful.

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Conservatories Gallery

Orangery with lantern roof and Georgian bars

White Woodgrain uPVC victorian conservatory

Dual anthracite grey uPVC Edwardian conservatory with open window

White UPVC solid roof conservatory with replica slate tiled roof

White Knight uPVC lean to victorian conservatory

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Will a conservatory add value to your home?

It's the question on everyone's mind - conservatories add extra space to your home, but can they also add value? We're here with expert advice.

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Getting planning permission for a conservatory

Securing planning permission for your conservatory is easier than you think. Anglian will help you every step of the way – we'll even submit the paperwork!

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How much does a conservatory cost?

It's the question on everybody's minds – just how much is a conservatory going to cost? In this guide, we break down what can affect the cost and how Anglian make it more affordable.

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Dual colour Dark Woodgrain and White UPVC Victorian style conservatory with tilt and turn windows from Anglian Home Improvements

Do Conservatories need Foundations

When planning for a conservatory, you want to know the all the facts. This guide not only tells when you needs conservatory foundations, but also the different type of foundations you might need.

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Common Questions about Conservatories

How long does a conservatory last?

If you maintain it, a modern conservatory can last for many years. Anglian guarantees the base of your conservatory for 10 years, and sealed glass units for 15 years. How long any conservatory lasts depends on factors like how it's built, the materials used, and how well you take care of it over time.

What is the difference between a conservatory and an orangery?

Orangeries look more like extensions than conservatories. They feature more brickwork and fewer windows and don’t always attach to the rear of the house. You'll find more details on our buyers-guide page.

What guarantees do glazed conservatories come with?

Anglian conservatories come with a 10-year guarantee, as well as a 15-year guarantee on the gas-filled units in our double and triple glazing . All our conservatories are designed and built to the very highest standards, backed up by UK accreditations and leading industry bodies.

Is it possible to have a kitchen in a conservatory?

Yes, you can have a kitchen in a conservatory, creating a light and airy space that’s ideal for cooking and dining. You could also extend an existing kitchen with a conservatory, adding dining space or a seating area to make it more of a family room to use every day.

Does a conservatory increase council tax?

Generally, adding a conservatory to your home won’t increase council tax. Even though you’re adding space to your home, a conservatory won’t usually constitute an extra room when calculating council tax, so won’t change the council tax band of your home.