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Sure, you work in the garden to create a delightful place to spend time outside your home. But these days, “working in the garden” has taken on a whole new meaning. More companies are choosing a flexible work schedule, which allows employees to work from home or the office.

Working from home can be a great experience or a poor experience, depending on your setup. If you’re working on a cramped table in the corner of the living room or kitchen, chances are you face constant interruptions and distractions. These can take a toll on productivity and the success of your business. What’s better? A space you can call your own and one that’s dedicated to your work, such as a garden office.

When you have a professional garden office builder, the result is an office tailored directly to your needs. And you can expect many benefits from having a garden office, including:

Increased Productivity
Working outside in the garden, surrounded by nature, can drastically improve your productivity. Think of the stunning view of your garden and all the wildlife it contains. When you need a break from the computer screen, just glance out the window. You never know what you’ll see there, and the view changes from season to season.
With the beauty of nature and a dedicated workspace, you’ll see productivity soar. And as productivity increases, your business will also grow.

More Affordable Than a Rented Office
Using a garden room builder to create a bespoke office space is more affordable than renting traditional office space. What’s more, a garden office can also save money on commuting, paying rent & utilities, and more.

Garden Office Boosts Property Value
A garden office can also give a boost to your property’s value. When you choose a professional garden office builder to create a well-designed office, the structure can increase your property value. What’s more, potential homebuyers are willing to pay more for a home that includes a home office, such as a garden office.

A garden office is much less expensive than a traditional extension, and they don’t usually require planning permission. And when you sell your home, buyers are more likely willing to pay more for the benefits of working in a home office in the garden.

A garden office can provide even more benefits, such as allowing you to personalise the space as desired, have a dedicated workspace, and more. In addition, a garden office can be eco-friendly by creating a smaller carbon footprint. For one thing, you’re reducing the carbon created during the daily commute, and the garden office structures are made of eco-friendly materials.