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Oakmere Garden Rooms
Garden room clad in western red cedar with full-height sliding doors, warmly lit from inside at dusk, with an olive tree in a pot alongside

Focus in a space that inspires

Garden Offices in Cheshire & Greater Manchester

Working from the spare room wears thin quickly. A garden office gives you a door you can shut, a desk that stays a desk, and a thirty-second commute across the lawn.

What you get

Built around how you'll use it

Garden Office work is the same core build every time — insulated, glazed and finished. The detail is where it gets specific.

  • Warm in winter, cool in summer

    Insulated floor, walls and roof, so it's usable in January — not a summerhouse you abandon in October.

  • Power, lighting and data

    Sockets where you actually need them, recessed lighting, and a hard-wired network run from the house if your Wi-Fi won't reach.

  • Quiet enough for calls

    Insulation cuts both ways — it keeps the noise of the house out and your video calls in.

  • Usually no planning permission

    Most garden offices fall under permitted development. We'll tell you where you stand before you commit to anything.

Specification

What's included as standard

  • Timber cladding

    Western red cedar or painted composite, fixed vertically with a shadow gap. Cedar silvers gently over time; composite stays as it is.

  • Aluminium doors and glazing

    Anthracite bi-folds, sliders or French doors with double glazing, plus fixed panels where you want light without another opening.

  • Insulated throughout

    Floor, walls and roof, so the room holds its temperature and works right through the year.

  • Flat roof with concealed trim

    A clean, low profile with a deep fascia and a slight fall for drainage — no ridge, no felt shed look.

  • Plastered and finished inside

    Walls skimmed and decorated, floor laid, so it's a finished room on handover rather than a shell.

  • Lighting and power

    Recessed spotlights, external wall lights and sockets planned around how you'll use the room, wired back to the house.

  • Composite decking

    A deck across the front where it suits the design, so you step out rather than straight onto grass.

  • Adjustable foundations

    A screw-pile or adjustable pedestal base that copes with sloping and uneven gardens without a full concrete pour.

Recent builds

Rooms we've finished

Garden room clad in western red cedar with full-height sliding doors, warmly lit from inside at dusk, with an olive tree in a pot alongside
Cedar-clad room with sliding doors, lit at dusk
Wide cedar-clad garden room with anthracite bi-fold doors and a separate set of French doors, set on a grey composite deck in a mature garden
Wide cedar room with bi-folds and French doors
Compact cedar-clad garden room at dusk with wall uplighters and recessed lights under the roof overhang
Cedar room with recessed soffit lighting
Cedar-clad garden room with a grey composite deck running its full width, photographed in daylight
Cedar room and composite deck

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Free site visit

Thinking about garden offices?

Free site visit anywhere in Cheshire and Greater Manchester. We'll measure up, talk through what's realistic, and put a written quote in front of you.

Get a quote07947 69836607921 853036

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