High Quality Modular Homes for the UK

July 24, 2025

Are you looking for added accommodation space in your garden / on your land? Modular Living Homes by tutumHOUSE offer a new way to live – minimalist in form, rich in experience.

“There are approximately 9.6 million homes in the UK with a garden shed, and around 52% of the population owns one.” asgardsss

There are no shortage of options in the UK market for that outbuilding with most opting for the good old garden shed as the solution to gaining some outside added space – A quick search on Google tells us that this continues to be a trend with countless suppliers offering summer houses to converted portacabins. Though with limits and conditions, many outbuildings do not need planning permission for outbuildings to include garages and garden rooms – It will greatly depend on positioning, size and usage.

At the forefront of the garden room industry is TutumHouse who not only provide modular home in kit form, their team which is now expanding across Europe, also provide full project management and construction not forgetting landscaping and all utility service provision.

“Permitted development rights for householders: technical guidance. Check guidance with the official .gov website.”

Steel or wood frame choice along with carefully considered choices in materials, ergonomics, and sustainable systems.

UK Agency for TutumHouse is now open for enquiries and orders.

Christopher Walkey

Founder of Estate Agent Networking. Internationally invited speaker on how to build online target audiences using Social Media. Writes about UK property prices, housing, politics and affordable homes.

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