Would you like to create extra living or storage space in the garden? Would you like to sit outside long into the evening? Then a garden house with veranda is the ideal combination. The veranda acts as an extension of the garden house, giving you an extra spot to relax, dine, barbecue or play a game. What more could you want?

Anthracite veranda attached to a modern garden house

Designer garden house with veranda: the possibilities

Broadly speaking, verandas can be divided into two design styles: modern or classic. Below we list the features of these two types of veranda, including a few examples for inspiration.

Features of a garden house with veranda: modern/sleek

A garden house with veranda in a modern or sleek style is all about simplicity, functionality and a design that fits perfectly with today. The features at a glance:

  • Sleek design
  • Minimalist appearance
  • Neutral colours such as anthracite or white
  • A sense of openness and space
  • Fits well with contemporary architecture

Example of a modern veranda
To give you a good impression of this style, below you'll find an example of a modern veranda that is ideal for a garden house:

 

Modern garden house with anthracite veranda
Veranda with sun protection

Features of a garden house with veranda: rural/classic

A garden house with a veranda in a rural or classic style is the opposite of the modern style and has the following features:

  • Graceful lines
  • Timeless and classic appearance
  • Fits well with historic or traditional homes
  • Evokes a feeling of cosiness and warmth
  • Blends seamlessly into a natural environment

Example of classic verandas
With a garden house with a veranda in rural style, you might immediately think of a wooden construction, but that's not necessarily the case. It's the graceful lines that ultimately create the classic look. For inspiration, take a look at the photos below of a classic veranda:

Rural garden house with glass sliding walls
Rural garden house with glass sliding walls

Traditional or modern: what will you choose?

Do you like a timeless, warm appearance and does your house have traditional architecture? Then a classic garden house with veranda can be a good choice. But the garden house can of course also blend completely into the garden with a rural appearance. Do you prefer sleek lines and minimalism? Then a modern garden house with veranda suits your taste better. Or perhaps you'll go for something extra bold and combine a classic garden house with a modern veranda. And what about a garden house with glass sliding walls? That way you combine a garden house with lots of extra natural light.

Traditional garden house with glass sliding walls
Modern wooden extension with glass sliding walls

Roof type: wood, glass or polycarbonate?

An important consideration for a veranda on a garden house is the roof type. For a garden house you might quickly think of a wooden veranda. Such a wooden veranda fits well with a garden house in a rural style, but if you want to enjoy plenty of natural light, then a veranda with a glass or polycarbonate roof type is an ultimate solution. Moreover, these two roof types require almost no maintenance compared with a wooden veranda. But what is the difference between glass and polycarbonate? The features at a glance:

  • Glass veranda: ultra-strong safety glass, exudes luxury, offers the most unobstructed view, blocks the most sound and has a longer lifespan
  • Polycarbonate veranda: lighter than glass, cheaper in price and available with extra light filtering (opal polycarbonate).

 

Both roof types can be used in a veranda in modern or classic style. Besides the material, you can choose between a transparent or non-transparent veranda. And there are also verandas available with sun protection, so you have full control over the amount of light coming in.

The surface as a connecting factor  

When realising a summer house with a veranda, it is not just about the construction; the floor plays a crucial role in the style. Where stone tiles can sometimes look chilly, a bamboo decking literally and figuratively brings a natural balance to the interior. It is the ideal basis that enhances the traditional cosiness of a classic design through the warm colour of the bamboo. Because the boards can be laid in different ways, they also fit perfectly in a modern summer house.  

 
 

How much does a garden house with veranda cost?

Now you know a bit about the possibilities when it comes to a garden house with veranda in modern or classic style. But how much does a garden house with veranda cost? The costs depend on various factors such as the size, material, design and any additional features and finishes of the garden house and veranda. We would like to tell you a little more about the price of the veranda. At Tuinmaximaal you can get a classic or modern veranda from £ 799. The final price depends on the roof type, width, depth and extra options such as lighting and sun protection. Request a free tailor-made quote based on your personal wishes. Whichever you choose: with us you benefit from the lowest price guarantee.

More information? View the page about prices of verandas.