You have much to think about when planning your garden room. In addition to settling upon the purpose, look, specification and interior features of the building, it is important to consider your room’s location and orientation. Poorly positioning your building could impact your enjoyment of the space. You could even run into trouble with your local planning office if you choose the wrong site. Here’s why it is vital to correctly locate and orientate your garden room

Most garden rooms don’t require planning permission as they can be built under householder-permitted development rights. However, in England, Scotland and Wales, there are limitations as to what can be built in domestic gardens.