Corner Summer Houses

Yes, their shape is designed to make efficient use of a garden corner that might otherwise go unused. A space-saving corner summer house can be particularly useful in smaller gardens, while still providing a comfortable space for relaxing, hobbies or entertaining.

A corner summer house can provide an enjoyable garden retreat throughout much of the year, but standard summerhouses aren’t necessarily designed as fully insulated, year-round living spaces. How comfortable yours will be in colder weather depends on its construction, glazing, insulation and how you intend to use it.

A summer house should be installed on a firm, flat and level base capable of supporting the building. Suitable base requirements can vary between models, so check the instructions and specifications for your chosen summerhouse before preparing the site.

Many summer houses can be installed without planning permission, as they may fall within permitted development rights. However, this depends on factors including the building’s size, height, position and your property. We recommend checking the current planning requirements that apply to your home before installation.