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What Are Victorian Conservatories?

Victorian conservatory styles echo designs from the Victorian era and are one of the most popular conservatory styles in the UK. Beautifully decorative with an elegant shape often incorporating a bay front, they feature ornate ridge details with finials on a pitched roof apex and complement period style homes perfectly.

A Victorian conservatory can be tailor-made for all properties of varying sizes and designs, so it’s easy to find a Victorian conservatory that’s a perfect fit for your home.

Why Choose A Victorian Conservatory?

Victorian conservatories are beautiful to look at and even more wonderful to sit in. With an abundance of glazed panels and a glass roof, they add style to both traditional and modern homes, and they’re perfect for larger homes with big gardens.

Victorian conservatories echo the most famous glass structure of the Victorian era, Crystal Palace, built in 1851 in the reign of Queen Victoria for the Great Exhibition. Originally located in Hyde Park, Crystal Palace was the largest glass building in the world at that time. It was moved to an area of South London where it sadly burned to the ground in November 1936.

Taking inspiration from that era, a particularly striking feature is the roof architecture on a Victorian conservatory as well as the stunning bay window-style frontage, which provides plenty of natural light while also giving a widescreen, panoramic vista over your back garden.

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Advantages Of Victorian Conservatories

Of all the modern conservatories out there, Victorian conservatories seem to tick the box for many homeowners. It’s because they are the perfect conservatory choice if you’re looking for extra space for year-round living combined with a standout new feature for your home.

However, increased space is just one advantage; the uplift in value to your property from a well-built conservatory is worth considering. Your Victorian conservatory will make your home much more appealing to buyers when it’s time to sell too.

Other advantages of Victorian conservatories include:

Style – Victorian conservatories are probably the most popular style of conservatory in the UK, adding space and aesthetic appeal with their enduring classical appearance. They are perfectly suited to a period property but also create a classic look on contemporary homes

Maximising light – with glazed wall panels and a glass roof, a Victorian conservatory really does maximise light. Clever glazing technology ensures the sun’s heat is never uncomfortable

Flexibility – different design choices including roof options and a variety of glazing options allow homeowners to customise their Victorian conservatory to suit their requirements and budget. Choose French doors for a classic entrance to your garden, or a solid roof with rooflights for a more permanent look and plenty of privacy

Versatility – every conservatory gives you more options in your home, whether for living in or entertaining guests. The original use of a Victorian conservatory was for exotic plants; however, this extra room can provide a new dining area that leads to the garden, a home office, or even a home gym. Modern double glazing or triple glazing provides a bright new space which is comfortable for year-round living whatever the weather, with additional options like underfloor heating for the colder months. This design also suits numerous different house styles, even contemporary properties, with different colours available. You also have the choice of a tiled roof to create a more permanent extension-style look for your home whilst retaining all the conservatory benefits

Property value uplift – adding a conservatory to your home will increase its value as well as kerb appeal when it’s time to sell

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Victorian Conservatory Prices

The amount you pay for your Victorian style conservatory depends on the type of frame it’s made from. Victorian conservatory costs also vary greatly depending on the size of the conservatory, the type of glazing you choose, and any features like additional security precautions, period door handles, an upgrade from bi-fold doors to French doors, or toughened glass. Prices start from around £10,000 and your installer will quote for materials and labour so you can budget properly.

There are three main types of Victorian conservatory to choose from based on frame materials. Each style has different options for size and glazing which will also impact the cost.

uPVC Victorian Conservatory Prices

uPVC Victorian conservatories are an enduringly popular choice because of the value for money they offer. They are best for homeowners on a budget, and for homeowners concerned about the environment. Nearly all uPVC frames manufactured in the UK today are 100% recyclable. uPVC is virtually zero-maintenance too and can come in a range of colour options so you can get the look you want.

Here are some price ranges you can expect to pay:

Size (mm)	Frame Material	Roof Material	Prices Range
3500 x 3500	White uPVC	Glass	£10,250-£11,750
3500 x 4000	White uPVC	Glass	£11,550-£13,050
4000 x 4000	White uPVC	Glass	£13,250-£14,750
3500 x 3500	White uPVC	Solid	£13,050-£14,550
3500 x 4000	White uPVC	Solid	£14,200-£15,700
4000 x 4000	White uPVC	Solid	£15,300-£16,800
3500 x 3500	White uPVC	Polycarbonate	£9,250-£10,750
3500 x 4000	White uPVC	Polycarbonate	£10,950-£12,450
4000 x 4000	White uPVC	Polycarbonate	£12,550-£14,050
3500 x 3500	White uPVC	Tiled	£13,650-£15,150
3500 x 4000	White uPVC	Tiled	£15,050-£16,550
4000 x 4000	White uPVC	Tiled	£16,350-£17,850

Aluminium Victorian Conservatory Prices

Aluminium Victorian conservatories offer the greatest durability and longevity when compared with uPVC or wooden frames. They are of the highest quality and designed to withstand everything the British weather throws at them. Despite this, they are also low maintenance, and there are plenty of colours to choose from.

Here are the price ranges for what you can expect to pay:

Size (mm)	Frame Material	Roof Material	Prices Range
3500 x 3500	Aluminium	Glass	£12,015-£13,515
3500 x 4000	Aluminium	Glass	£13,395-£14,895
4000 x 4000	Aluminium	Glass	£15,350-£16,850
3500 x 3500	Aluminium	Solid	£15,120-£16,620
3500 x 4000	Aluminium	Solid	£16,443-£17,943
4000 x 4000	Aluminium	Solid	£17,708-£19,208
3500 x 3500	Aluminium	Polycarbonate	£10,750-£12,250
3500 x 4000	Aluminium	Polycarbonate	£12,705-£14,205
4000 x 4000	Aluminium	Polycarbonate	£14,545-£16,045
3500 x 3500	Aluminium	Tiled	£15,810-£17,310
3500 x 4000	Aluminium	Tiled	£17,420-£18,920
4000 x 4000	Aluminium	Tiled	£18,915-£20,415

Wooden Victorian Conservatory Prices

Wooden Victorian conservatories look amazing and are the ultimate complement for period homes, echoing wooden windows and doors in the main property. Nowadays, wooden conservatories are also very durable thanks to the weathering and drying treatments the timber undergoes during the manufacturing process. They do need more maintenance than other materials, but many homeowners feel the superior aesthetic more than makes up for this.

See the range of prices you can expect to pay:

Size (mm)	Frame Material	Roof Material	Prices Range
3500 x 3500	Wood	Glass	£14,650-£16,150
3500 x 4000	Wood	Glass	£16,650-£18,150
4000 x 4000	Wood	Glass	£19,750-£21,250
3500 x 3500	Wood	Solid	£16,550-£18,050
3500 x 4000	Wood	Solid	£19,300-£20,800
4000 x 4000	Wood	Solid	£21,800-£23,300
3500 x 3500	Wood	Polycarbonate	£13,550-£15,050
3500 x 4000	Wood	Polycarbonate	£15,350-£16,850
4000 x 4000	Wood	Polycarbonate	£19,050-£20,550
3500 x 3500	Wood	Tiled	£17,950-£19,450
3500 x 4000	Wood	Tiled	£20,150-£21,650
4000 x 4000	Wood	Tiled	£22,850-£24,350

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Your questions answered

What materials can you use to build a Victorian conservatory?

Victorian conservatories are such a popular style that you’ll find them available in timber, aluminium or uPVC. uPVC is the cheapest material. You’ll need to think carefully about what will work best with your property and budget.

How much do conservatories cost?

You can buy a cheap conservatory from prices starting at around £6000 but this would be for a smaller, lean-to conservatory. A small Victorian conservatory in uPVC will start at around £10,000. Expect to pay around £20,000 or more for a large Victorian conservatory, particularly if you choose wood as your frame material.

How long will a conservatory last?

Conservatories can last between 10-30 years, but actual lifespan depends on what material the conservatory is made from, and how well you maintain it. A uPVC Victorian style conservatory will last around 20 years on average.

What is the difference between a conservatory and an orangery?

The main difference between an orangery and a conservatory is the roof. A conservatory of any style has a glass roof whereas an orangery roof will have a central glass lantern but the remainder will be a solid roof.

Which type of conservatory is best?

You should always take time to consider the size of your property and garden when deciding on the best type of conservatory. It’s important to find the right fit to work with the rest of your property for a cohesive look and feel.Victorian conservatory styles suit many types of houses, providing that essential extra living space and saving the cost of a house move or large extension.

Do I need planning permission to replace my existing conservatory roof?

If your conservatory still meets the Building Regulations requirements and approval from when it was first built, you shouldn’t need planning permission. However, if your home is listed or in a conservation area, then you may require consent to change the roof. Always check first with your local authority.