Will a conservatory add value to my house?

Choosing the right conservatory design

Incorporating features that reflect the rest of your home will harmonise the conservatory with your house and help maximise the value of your new space.

Whilst the style of your new conservatory structure is the most important, another big decision is which colour frame to choose. At MPN you are spoilt for choice with more colour options than any other manufacturer. On the exterior of your conservatory you could use a statement colour such as a chartwell green conservatory or anthracite grey, whilst using a subtler shade inside (typically white) to match your interior decor.

A room for all seasons

The type of glazing that you choose in your conservatory will also be a definite selling point. On our conservatories you can expect A-Rated glass or triple glazing as standard, but also look at solar control on the outer panes to keep out excess heat from sunlight in the summer, and Low-E on the inside pane to hold in the heat in the colder months.

When you combine this with our thermally insulating tiled roof or one of our solar control glass roofs will ensure optimum energy efficiency, thereby turning your new conservatory into an instant money-saver for you and future buyers, ensuring this is a room you can use 365 days a year, just like an extension.

Do I need planning permission for a conservatory?

For the majority of householders the main appeal of adding a conservatory to their home is because it is often considered as permitted development (exempt from needing planning approval). However this is not always the case as there sometimes can be restrictions. If you live in a conservation area or if you are making changes to a listed building then you will definitely need planning permission – the good news is that we can check and arrange all of this for you.

Adding value

If you decide to go ahead with a stunning new conservatory for your home, it will not only add the much needed space for your family to enjoy for years but it could add at least 7% to the value of your house. And as it will be installed with quality and guarantees, including a warranty of 20 years, your new conservatory will be just as much of an asset in a few years time as it is now. And that’s money in the bank.

How much do conservatories cost?

One of the most searched for phrases on Google is how much does a conservatory cost? Although we could give you a guide price, a good conservatory should be tailored to your personal tastes and requirements, and because the choice of styles, colours and materials is greater than ever before, it’s you who will determine the cost.