Annexes case studies 

An oak-framed annexe is a self-contained living or working space built with a handcrafted oak frame. It can be a separate stand-alone building in your grounds or an extension joined to your home.

People build oak annexes for many reasons, including:

  • Multi-generational living, such as a home for elderly parents or grown-up children
  • A home office or studio, separate from the main house
  • A hobby room or home gym
  • Guest accommodation or a holiday let to earn extra income

The case studies below show how Welsh Oak Frame clients designed and built their own oak annexes, and how they use them today.

Oak annexe

The Graham's

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The Roberts'

 oak frame extension

The Carney's

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The Gasquet's

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Immerse yourself in our extensive oak framed annexes, extensions and home galleries. With many images from a wide range of projects, you are sure to find the inspiration you need to kick start your project.

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Starting from scratch, our in-house design team can help you create the oak framed annexe of your dreams, exactly how you imagined it. We can also handle the entire planning application process for you, if required.

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