Orangery guides
How much does an orangery cost?
Orangery cost depends heavily on size, glazing specification and roof design, so treat any figure you see online — including ours — as a starting point for budgeting, not a quote.
General cost ranges
As general UK market guidance: a smaller, entry-level orangery (around 3m x 3m with a standard specification) often falls in the region of £25,000–£40,000. A mid-size, mid-spec orangery (around 4m x 4m to 5m x 4m with bi-fold doors and a higher glazing specification) typically runs £40,000–£70,000. Larger, bespoke designs with premium brickwork detailing and higher-spec insulation and heating can run £70,000–£120,000 or more.
These are indicative of the wider UK market and aren't East Yorkshire Renovations' confirmed pricing.
What moves the price
The roof lantern size and glazing specification tend to be the biggest single cost driver, followed by door choice (bi-fold doors cost more than French doors), brickwork detailing, and whether underfloor heating is included. Ground conditions and how much groundwork is needed for foundations can also add unplanned cost if not assessed properly upfront.
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Frequently asked questions
FAQs.
Does an orangery cost more than a conservatory?
Generally, yes, because of the brickwork and structural roof involved, though a high-spec conservatory and a basic orangery can sometimes land in a similar range.
What's the best way to get an accurate orangery quote?
A site visit and design conversation, since cost depends heavily on your specific plot, foundations and specification. Get in touch for a free, tailored quote.