Orangeries Hampshire

Stunning Design & Custom Craftsmanship

Drawing on over 30 years of expertise, our Hampshire orangeries combine the solid charm of traditional brickwork with expansive, high-quality glazing. Whether you favour a classic design with ornate brick pillars and styled window frames or a modern interpretation featuring sleek lines and a glass lantern roof, our team delivers tailor-made solutions that reflect your personal taste and lifestyle.

Every detail is carefully considered—from the choice of colours and materials to decorative flourishes such as cresting and finials—to create a truly unique living space.

Energy Efficiency & Year-Round Comfort

Our orangeries are designed with state-of-the-art glazing technology and superior insulation techniques, ensuring that your new space is as energy-efficient as it is beautiful. With solid, insulated walls paired with expansive glass elements, our orangeries maintain a comfortable internal temperature throughout the year, helping you save on energy costs without compromising on style.

Secure & Versatile Living Space

At Sherborne Windows, we understand the importance of security and functionality. That’s why all our orangeries are equipped with high-performance multipoint locking systems, giving you peace of mind along with the freedom to use your new space for any purpose – from a stylish dining area or home office to a relaxing sunlit retreat.

A Seamless Process from Concept to Completion

We believe that creating your perfect orangery should be a hassle-free experience. Our process is straightforward:

1. Free Consultation & Survey: A friendly member of our team visits your home to understand your requirements and discuss design possibilities.

2. Tailored Design & Quote: We provide a detailed, transparent quote along with a bespoke design plan that fits both your vision and your budget.

3. Expert Installation & After-Sales Service: Our experienced installers ensure a flawless build, backed by a comprehensive 10-year guarantee and ongoing support.

Get A Free Quote Today

Transform your Hampshire home with an orangery that offers a harmonious balance of style, performance, and comfort. Contact us today to arrange your free consultation and start designing the extension of your dreams.

What is an Orangery?

Orangeries were first built in the 17th century in the grounds of grand residences. Orangeries were traditionally used for growing exotic fruits in the summer and winter. In modern times orangeries are a middle ground between conservatories and extensions.

Are orangeries warmer than conservatories?

Orangeries tend to be more thermally efficient than conservatoires because they have more solid walls than a conservatory. This makes orangeries warmer than conservatories. This is the same in the winter. An orangery should be easier to keep warm than a conservatory saving money on energy costs.

Why do they call it an orangery?

The term “orangery” dates back to the 17th century when citrus trees, such as oranges and lemons, were imported from warmer climates to Europe. These trees were considered a luxury and a status symbol among the wealthy, and they were often grown in special buildings called orangeries.

An orangery is similar to a greenhouse, but it is specifically designed to house citrus trees and other exotic plants. The building typically features large windows and a glass roof to provide ample sunlight and warmth for the plants. Over time, the term “orangery” has come to be associated with any type of conservatory or sunroom that features large windows and a glass roof.

Is an orangery exempt from building regulations?

No, an orangery is not exempt from building regulations in the UK. Any new construction of a conservatory, orangery, or other type of extension must comply with building regulations to ensure that it is structurally sound and safe for occupants.

Building regulations cover various aspects of construction, including structural stability, insulation, ventilation, fire safety, and access. The exact requirements may vary depending on the size and type of the orangery, as well as its location on the property.