Victorian Conservatories in Plymouth
Our premium Victorian Conservatories in Plymouth, Devon & Cornwall are designed to provide a bright space you can use every day.
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Feels Like
an Extension
Energy
Efficient
Reduced Noise
& Sun Glare
10 Year
Guarantee
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Victorian Conservatories in Plymouth, with Guardian Warm Roof for All-Season Comfort
All about unmistakable character and traditional British charm, Victorian Conservatories are easy to spot thanks to their distinctive look. Thanks to their ornate features and rounded design with a high roof, they offer a classic aesthetic that makes them ideal for Victorian or older period properties.
At Crownhill Conservatories, our Victorian Style Conservatories for Plymouth, Devon & Cornwall feature the advanced Guardian Warm Roof as standard, which comes with a wide range of benefits.
Traditional Conservatory
- Seasonal Room
- Temperature Extremes
- Glare & Noise
- Rarely Used in Winter
Guardian Warm Roof Conservatory
- Comfortable Daily Living Space
- Insulated & Plastered Ceiling
- Quiet & Energy Efficient
- Used All Year Round
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Our specialists will bring together timeless elegance and modern living with a made-to-measure design created just for you.
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About Victorian Conservatories
Why Choose a Victorian Conservatory?
Victorian Conservatories are considered high-end in Plymouth and the rest of the UK because their classic aesthetic is an elegant, architectural addition to your home.
To stay true to the period feel, the multi-faceted design creates the familiar Victorian Conservatory interior and offers incredible panoramic garden views. An optional small brick or ‘dwarf’ wall can also help the conservatory blend with your home’s masonry. If you enjoy landscaping, a Victorian Conservatory will allow you to admire your well maintained garden from multiple perspectives.
Additionally, the rounded design of a traditional conservatory is perfect for smaller plots. The steeper roof also provides a sense of height, ensuring that even a small Victorian Conservatory can feel spacious.
About Victorian Conservatories
Victorian Conservatory Options
All our Victorian Conservatories in Plymouth feature a Guardian Warm Roof, which can be fitted with a Solstice skylight of VELUX windows, as well as Warm Edge frame glass. Sourced locally, this innovative technology helps prevent condensation and reduces heat loss.
Apart from that, you have a number of options to customise your new Victorian Conservatory and make it a focal point of your property.
Firstly, we offer various conservatory frame colours, some of the most popular being:
- Golden Oak
- Chartwell Green
- Black Brown
- Irish Oak
- Simply White
- Anthracite Grey
- Smooth Anthracite
- Rosewood
Secondly, you can choose from classic French doors for traditional elegance, sleek sliding patio doors for space-saving, modern bi-fold doors for maximum light and garden access, and more.
Thirdly, we offer various Victorian Conservatory finishes, such as traditional brick wall for seamless integration with your house and render for a crisp, modern look.
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Well-Built Conservatories for Plymouth, Devon & Cornwall
A Few Examples of a Proper Job
At Crownhill Conservatories, we give 100% to each and every project, and we take immense pride in our conservatories and home extensions in and around Plymouth.
Would you like to see what our work looks like? Here are a few conservatories we have fitted recently.
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Victorian Conservatory, Roofing & Glazing FAQs. Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers!
We know that there’s a lot to think about when you’re considering Edwardian Conservatories in Plymouth. So, we’ve prepared answers to the most common questions you may have about how to choose a conservatory.
Victorian Conservatory FAQs
What is a Victorian style conservatory?
A Victorian style conservatory has a classic, aesthetically pleasing, multi-faceted, rounded design, offering timeless elegance for your home. This style can be installed on all home types, but it’s especially well-suited to period properties.
An enduringly popular style, Victorian Conservatories are a fantastic fit for most properties in Plymouth, Devon, and Cornwall.
What is the difference between Edwardian and Victorian Conservatory?
The main difference is in the shape, space, and roof. Victorian Conservatories in Plymouth have a curved or bay front, compared to the square or rectangular shape of Edwardian Conservatories.
More traditional than the clean and understated aesthetic of Edwardian designs, Victorian styles make it somewhat harder to fit furniture in the corners. Additionally, a Victorian roof is steep, whereas an Edwardian hipped roof features a central ridge.
How much is a Victorian conservatory?
Since every Victorian Conservatory we build is fully bespoke, the cost can vary considerably based on a number of factors, such as size, door type, finish, and so on. For instance, anything with a box gutter will be more expensive.
To find out more, head over to our dedicated page on pricing factors. Alternatively, use our instant conservatory estimate tool to get a better idea of price. Rest assured, we can work within your budget to design and build your perfect conservatory.
Conservatory FAQs
What is the difference between a conservatory and an extension?
Conservatories are mostly glass-built single-storey structures, which often feature glass or warm roofs to provide an additional downstairs living space.
Home Extensions are single or multi-storey builds designed to increase space. They are normally used to either increase the size of a room or to create space for kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, and living areas.
How long does it take to build a conservatory?
Conservatory build times differ from project to project and are subject to a number of different factors, such as the level of the ground and the weather. On average, it takes around two weeks to build a conservatory. We can provide more detail on the timeframe once a design has been agreed upon and the site has been assessed.
Can I build a conservatory on the front of my home?
You require planning permission to build a conservatory on the front wall of any property. So, this kind of build can only be carried out once permission has been granted by your local authority.
Are building regulation approvals needed?
Building Regulations are typically only needed if the conservatory exceeds 30sqm, is comprised of less than 70% translucent material and/or is open to the property (i.e., if there aren’t any doors between the house and the conservatory).
Roofing FAQs
What is a Guardian Warm Roof?
A Guardian Warm Roof is a solid, insulated roofing system designed to replace traditional glass or polycarbonate conservatory roofs, helping to create a space that feels more like a year-round extension.
Manufactured by Guardian Building Systems, this revolutionary conservatory roof improves thermal efficiency, reduces glare and noise, and allows for features such as plastered ceilings and integrated lighting for a more comfortable, modern interior.
I’ve read reports of condensation and mould with these types of roof – how is Guardian different?
The Guardian Warm Roof is a ventilated roofing system designed to promote continuous airflow. Openings within the ring and ridge beams allow air to circulate freely, enabling any trapped moisture to escape.
Unlike some untested roof conversions where condensation can build up and lead to staining, mould, and damage to internal plasterboard, this design helps protect the structure and maintain long-term performance.
Conservatory FAQs
What is the difference between a conservatory and an extension?
Conservatories are mostly glass-built single-storey structures, which often feature glass or warm roofs to provide an additional downstairs living space.
Home Extensions are single or multi-storey builds designed to increase space. They are normally used to either increase the size of a room or to create space for kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, and living areas.
How long does it take to build a conservatory?
Conservatory build times differ from project to project and are subject to a number of different factors, such as the level of the ground and the weather. On average, it takes around two weeks to build a conservatory. We can provide more detail on the timeframe once a design has been agreed upon and the site has been assessed.
Can I build a conservatory on the front of my home?
You require planning permission to build a conservatory on the front wall of any property. So, this kind of build can only be carried out once permission has been granted by your local authority.
Are building regulation approvals needed?
Building Regulations are typically only needed if the conservatory exceeds 30sqm, is comprised of less than 70% translucent material and/or is open to the property (i.e., if there aren’t any doors between the house and the conservatory).
Glazing FAQs
Do you use single or double glazing for the conservatory windows?
We install double-glazed windows to minimise heat loss. When combined with Warm Edge spacer technology, the internal edge temperature can be up to 65% warmer, improving overall thermal performance and helping to prevent condensation.
As well as supporting environmental sustainability, this increased efficiency can lower the need for heating or air conditioning, reducing carbon emissions while also cutting household energy costs.
Is your glazing secure?
Yes, we only use secure glazing for our conservatories in Plymouth. Our conservatory glazing is all internally beaded, so the glass cannot be removed from outside. All windows are lockable, with night vent facility. Additionally, all our doors feature 5 point -multi locking.
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Plymouth, PL6 5NU