Homes & Gardens

Planning a Garden Room in 2026? Here's What the Cladding Actually Costs

Garden rooms have become one of the most popular home improvement projects in the UK and for good reason. A well-built, well-insulated garden room adds usable space, improves working-from-home quality, and contributes meaningfully to property value. But the costs involved are not always straightforward, particularly when it comes to the exterior finish. Cladding is one of the areas where quoted prices vary most dramatically between suppliers and installers, and where the wrong choice can create significant ongoing costs long after the build is complete.

If you are planning a...

Coventry – a buy-to-let opportunity?

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 07/26/2021 - 6:04am

Since a temporary reduction to stamp duty rates was introduced by the Government in July 2020, house sales (and prices) have been on the rise to a significant extent.

However, with the nil rate for stamp duty remaining at £250,000 until 30 September 2021 and the introduction of the Government’s mortgage guarantee scheme in March 2021 backing high loan to value (LTV) mortgages (of over 90%), it is still a great time to consider buy-to-let investments.

So where is a good place to purchase a buy-to-let property to get a healthy return on your investment, a good pool of...

Striking show homes just launched at Pinhoe development

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 07/22/2021 - 8:38pm

Linden Homes launches two brand new show homes offering house-hunters a first look at their latest development Harrington Park.

Harrington Park offers a brand-new collection of energy-efficient and stylish 2, 3 and 4 bedroom houses for sale in Pinhoe. Built with modern life in mind these stunning new homes benefit from open plan living spaces, spacious bedrooms and room for a home office.

Prospective customers can visit the three-bedroom Elmslie and four-bedroom Mylne homes with Covid-safe viewings available on an appointment-only basis. Due to high demand, home buyers...

A guide to keeping your kid’s home healthy

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Wed, 07/21/2021 - 4:37pm

Although keeping your home healthy has always been important, this becomes even more important when you have kids, especially since children always seem to be coming down with common illnesses, such as colds or flu. Therefore, to ensure that your home can be a safe and healthy environment for your kids to play and relax in, here are some top tips for keeping your home as fresh as possible.

  • Eradicate Pests

Pests can be a nightmare in many homes. Not only can they make you feel uncomfortable in your own home, but they can also cause your family to experience...

Front of house glow ups: 4 ways to make your house stand out from the outside

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Wed, 07/21/2021 - 7:24am

The front of your house is the first thing people see but it’s often overlooked. We focus so much on the interiors of our homes that the exterior can be forgotten about or moves down the list of priorities when it comes to aesthetics. If you want to take the outside of your home from blah to beautiful, check out these tips and your house will transform into the best on the street!

  1. Fix up the front door

Front doors come in many shapes and sizes. From old wooden doors, to big porches, to brightly painted pieces, doors are the entrance to your home so make sure...

A guide to owning listed property

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Mon, 07/19/2021 - 8:03am

The stress of buying can increase when owning a piece of Britain’s history. There is advice offered by The Listed Property Owners Club (LPOC) to buyers interested in listed homes.

The process of buying a home can be stressful and daunting most of the time. What if you are looking to own a piece of Britain’s history? The cost of owning a listed home is about half a million. This is a building that is considered to be of national importance in terms of historic or architectural interest. Whether a city townhouse, a chocolate box cottage, or a sprawling country estate, it can be...

Decorate your walls according to the new trends and suggestions

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Mon, 07/19/2021 - 7:51am

Home décor is an art, and it requires a lot of effort. However, when it comes to the wall décor, you do not have to think or invest much, especially when you plan to stay within a budget. Do not be surprised when we say that wall décor is possible in a budget, but all you need to do is explore new possibilities; for example, you can improve your home walls with peel and stick tiles or invest in the minimal wall hangings. That is how you cut the splurges and still get that elegance.

Today the wall décor ideas have changed a lot as several things can be added to the walls. These...

Home decor ideas for small London apartments

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Tue, 07/13/2021 - 10:46am

Would you love to walk into your apartment and feel cherished at the sight of it? Even if it is a small apartment in leafy west London?

Everyone loves to decorate and reflect themselves in their apartments, be it a Midas’ tone or simple pops of color complementing furniture. However, carrying out the home decor in a small apartment is a tricky and exhausting task. Here, every inch of space matters.

Don’t fret; after you get a brief outline and ideas, things will begin decluttering. Consider this entire task of home decor as part of you, and you will have an apartment...

Hadleigh Bungalow

Top three reasons to choose the bungalow lifestyle

Looking for a new home? Ever considered moving into a bungalow? There are lots of benefits to choosing a single storey home, here national housebuilder Redrow gives some of the benefits of choosing bungalow living.

1. Ease of mobility

Bungalows are perfect for elderly residents or family members and housemates with mobility challenges due to the single storey living experience they offer. This house type is often considered as a much better option than the alternatives of either a house or flat as they allow everyone to access the entire living area easily and comfortably...

5 ways London homeowners keep themselves busy in their homes

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Fri, 07/02/2021 - 10:39am

Staying at home and isolating yourself from everyone can be a challenging experience, especially if you are used to doing your daily activities outside your house. Now that everyone has to do pretty much everything, from working to resting and doing recreational activities at home, boredom and repetitiveness are becoming problems people need to face and address.

Finding new ways to keep yourself busy is the key to reinventing your daily routines and killing these feelings of boredom. It has also been more than a year since the global pandemic has started, but not everyone has...

Things to Know When Buying a Black Kitchen Sink

Do you want to have a black kitchen sink, or change the color of your current one? Kitchen sinks come in colors like white and silver but what about choosing something bolder that will make an impact on guests. If so take these considerations into account when purchasing a new sink for your home: material- most stainless steel is made from food safe materials such as 16 gauge, T304 (this means it's less likely to bend), weight- be aware that darker colored metal can weigh more than lighter ones with porous surfaces which allow water vapor underneath, installation ease - if you are...

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