Top 5 Ways to Add Value to Your Home with an Extension
- Allgood Conservatories
- Apr 15
- 2 min read
Adding an extension to your home isn’t just about creating more space—it’s also a smart way to increase your property’s value. Whether you’re planning to stay long-term or considering selling in the future, the right extension can significantly boost your home’s market appeal. At Allgood Constructions NW Ltd, we’ve helped countless homeowners across the North West turn their spaces into both functional and financially savvy investments.
Here are five of the most effective ways to add value through a house extension:
1. Extend Your Kitchen into an Open-Plan Living Area
One of the most sought-after features for modern homes is an open-plan kitchen and living space. A rear or wrap-around extension can create the perfect area for cooking, dining, and entertaining—all in one light-filled, social space. This layout not only improves your lifestyle but is also a huge selling point for potential buyers.
2. Add an Extra Bedroom with a Double Storey Extension
Adding a double storey extension gives you the opportunity to increase both ground and upper floor space. A well-designed additional bedroom—especially one with an en-suite—can significantly increase your home’s value, particularly in family-friendly areas where extra bedrooms are in high demand.
3. Convert a Garage into Usable Living Space
Garage conversions are one of the most cost-effective ways to add value. They’re ideal for creating home offices, guest bedrooms, playrooms, or utility areas. Since the structure is already in place, converting it can offer a strong return on investment with minimal disruption.
4. Create a Bright, Versatile Space with a Conservatory or Orangery
A well-designed conservatory or orangery can bring the outdoors in, while offering year-round usability. Buyers love the idea of a space that can be used as a dining room, reading area, or second lounge—especially when it’s full of natural light and designed to blend with the original house.
5. Build a Side Return Extension to Maximise Narrow Spaces
In many terraced or semi-detached properties, the side return (the narrow space between your house and the boundary wall) is underutilised. A side return extension can make a huge difference, particularly to narrow kitchens or cramped layouts, and is a smart use of existing space without taking up much garden area.
Thinking of Extending? Let’s Talk.
At Allgood Constructions NW Ltd, we offer expert guidance at every stage—from design and planning to construction and aftercare. If you’re considering an extension and want to maximise both space and value, get in touch with our team today for a free consultation.
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