Sited where you want it.
A walled garden, a headland, a city courtyard. The base is levelled to suit the ground and the same kit goes up on top of it.
See the sites
Bespoke homes. Made for your space.
NuaHome is a complete home for the end of your garden: four products across 36 and 45 m², each with a kitchen, a fully tiled shower room and one or two bedrooms. Built to the building regulations and handed over with an engineer's certificate.
What you get, whichever one you pick
A garden home is one of the largest things you will ever buy. These four hold true across all four products, in either specification.
01
Bespoke buildings to fit your space
Every home is engineered to your site and your drawings, not picked off a shelf. The four layouts are the starting point.
02
Fully complies with building regulations
Designed and built to meet the building regulations in full, the same standard a new house has to reach.
03
A complete turnkey solution
Groundworks, structure, fit-out, kitchen, bathroom and finishes. One team, one contract, handed over ready to use.
04
Engineer's certificate of completion
Your build is signed off on completion by a chartered engineer, giving you the document your solicitor and your lender will ask to see.
Checked and documented
Tested, certified and signed off. Not just promised.
Tested by the Building Research Establishment and certified by the British Board of Agrément. Every build is then signed off by a chartered engineer.
0.18
W/m²K wall U-value
0.15
W/m²K roof and floor
BBA
Certificate 02/S029
A home that stands on its own, at the end of the garden.
Every home is engineered to your requirements and pre-assembled under factory conditions, then installed in weeks.
A complete turnkey solution.
Groundworks, structure, kitchen, bathroom and finishes. One team, one contract, handed over ready to live in.
What's included
Installed in an average of 8 to 12 weeks.
Base, wall, roof, finishes. The programme holds through rain, and the work stays at the end of the garden.
See the process
4
products
Each with a drawn plan
2
sizes
36 m² and 45 m² internal
2
Specifications: Classic and Signature
8 to 12
weeks
Average installation
What we believe about building
Three principles decide every specification we write, and they are the reason the system looks the way it does.
01
Thin walls are generous
An engineered wall is far thinner than a cavity wall reaching the same warmth, and the difference goes back into the room. That matters most at 36 square metres, where every centimetre is somewhere to put something.
02
Precision belongs in a factory
Walls and roofs are cut and pre-assembled under controlled conditions to your exact specification, which removes waste, weather delays and most of the noise from the site.
03
A NuaHome is a home
Not a shed with insulation. NuaHome is built to the standard a new house has to meet, with a bathroom, a kitchen and bedrooms that hold real furniture, and it is certified to prove it.
A room you cross the garden for.
Somewhere the family ends up without being called. Doors that open the whole elevation onto the deck in summer, and a building warm enough that nobody thinks twice about it in February.
Kitchen
Bathroom
Up to 3 bedrooms
Four reasons people build one
The same home, doing different jobs. Whichever one you pick here carries through to the survey, so the conversation starts where you are.
01
Somewhere to live
A kitchen, a bathroom and one or two bedrooms. Not a room at the end of the garden, but an address.
02
Family, close but separate
A grown child who needs their own front door, or a parent you would rather have across the lawn than across the county.
03
Somewhere to work
Thirty seconds from the back door and entirely out of the house. Quiet enough to think in, warm enough to use in January.
04
Something that earns
A home of its own to let. Two units can sit on one site, each with its own deck and parking, subject to planning, which we will be straight with you about.
Morning to night, all year
A building at the end of the garden is only worth having if you use it in February. Insulated to the standard a new house has to meet, so it is warm at seven in the morning and still warm at eleven at night.
Seven in the morning
Warm before you are
Frost on the lawn, mist in the hedge, and a room that is already up to temperature. Heating a well-insulated 36 m² costs closer to a fridge than a house.
A wet Tuesday
Weather stays outside
The wall and roof arrive as one engineered kit and go up in days, so the building is watertight early and stays that way. Rain on the deck, nothing on the floor.
Eleven at night
Still somewhere to be
Full-height glazing works both ways after dark. From the house it reads as a lantern at the end of the garden; from inside it reads as another room.
Animation
Watch the whole build in three minutes.
An animation of the sequence, from the day the base is poured to the morning the table goes in. Base, wall, roof, finishes, in order and on programme.
Sequence
Base, wall, roof, finishes
System
Warm Wall and Warm Roof
Programme
8 to 12 weeks
Four homes. Two sizes.
Each one is a complete home with its own drawn plan, named finish concept and fully tiled shower room, and each is engineered to your site rather than dropped on it.
36 m² · 1 bed
6.67 × 5.40 m internal
One double bedroom
Coastal Calm
A lighter way to live.
Warm-white render / sage cladding
36 m² · 2 bed
6.67 × 5.40 m internal
One double + one single bedroom
Natural Oak
Warm materials. Flexible space.
Sand render / oak-effect cladding
45 m² · 1 bed
8.33 × 5.40 m internal
One double bedroom
Warm Contemporary
Room to settle in.
Cream render / black horizontal cladding
45 m² · 2 bed
8.33 × 5.40 m internal
Two compact double bedrooms
Modern Contrast
Shared living. Space of your own.
Chalk render / charcoal vertical cladding
36 / 45 m² denotes internal envelope area including partitions. External footprint is larger. Concept imagery. Colours, fittings, furniture and landscaping are illustrative; confirm the final specification.
Inside the range
Inside a finished NuaHome
Rooflights over the living space, full-height glazing to the garden, and a kitchen that works in a footprint this size.
Renders of a NuaHome garden home, drawn from the specification. Click any image to enlarge.
Swift, efficient, low disruption.
All builds differ, but the average construction time is over 50% quicker than a traditional brick-built build, and work continues in any weather.
Groundworks
The base
Foundations and the base are prepared on site, ready for the kit to arrive.
Build phase 1
Warm Wall
Installation of the high-performance NuaHome Warm Wall begins, and moves fast.
Build phase 2
Warm Roof
The Warm Roof is fitted, making the home watertight and thermally efficient.
Final phase
Finishing
Internals and externals are prepared for your finishing touches and decoration.
Handover
Engineer's certificate
The completed build is signed off by a chartered engineer, giving you the certificate your solicitor and your lender will ask to see.
Render
Applied effortlessly, in two colours.
Timber cladding
Horizontal or vertical, for a warm finish. Four colours from the Celuplast shiplap range.
Frequently asked questions
Your surveyor will answer all of these in person, but here is where most homeowners start.
How long does an installation take?
Eight to twelve weeks is the average across a range of completed projects, once the base is ready. Times vary with the size and complexity of the build, and your surveyor will give you a programme before work starts.
Do I need planning permission?
It depends on the size, the siting and whether anyone will live in it. A garden office is treated very differently from a home someone sleeps in. Building regulations approval is always required, and we will talk you through both at survey stage.
Can someone live in it full time?
The fabric is built to the U-values a new house has to meet (0.18 for walls, 0.15 for roof and floor), with a bathroom, a kitchen and bedrooms. Whether it can be occupied full time is a planning question for your site, and one the survey covers.
What sizes does it come in?
Four, across two sizes. 36 m² and 45 m², each as a one-bedroom or a two-bedroom. Every one has a drawn plan and a named finish concept.
Is it as strong as a brick-built home?
The system has been independently and rigorously tested by the Building Research Establishment, and the NuaHome Warm Wall is certified by the British Board of Agrément.
How disruptive is the build?
Because the wall and roof are fabricated offsite, there is far less cutting, waste and wet trade work on your property. The structure is watertight quickly, and work carries on in any weather.
Inside a NuaHome
Comfortable from the moment you walk in
Not a garden room with a bed in it. A proper kitchen, fitted wardrobes, a fully tiled shower room and somewhere soft to sit, finished so it feels like home, not a project.
A kitchen you will actually cook in
A fitted kitchen in every home, with dining for four beside it. Signature adds a bespoke Irish-made kitchen and the appliance package.
Storage that disappears
Full-height fitted wardrobes, so the bedroom stays calm. Included in Signature, an option in Classic.
Room for a real bed
Proper double bedrooms, each with its own door off the living space. Two-bedroom models add a second.
Fully tiled, floor to ceiling
A walk-in shower and a fully tiled shower room in every model, not a cubicle in the corner.
Light from above, garden in front
Rooflights over the living space and glazing to the garden. Insulated like a new house, so it stays warm in January.
Details that feel like yours
Each model has its own palette: chalk and pale oak, warm oak and terracotta, putty and oatmeal, forest green and stone.
Concept imagery. Colours, fittings, furniture and landscaping are illustrative; confirm the final specification.
Compare Classic and Signature
Ready to put a home in the garden?
A NuaHome surveyor will visit, measure, talk through roof styles and finishes, and give you a written specification with no obligation.
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