Whether you opt for a complete conversion involving building regulations, planning permission, electricians, builders etc or simply keep the interior the same and just use it for something other than your car to live in, there’s a whole list of benefits, from minor to major. But it's worth remembering that a garage conversion cost is likely to be less expensive than building an extension or adding a new room. The basic structure of the garage is already in place, reducing the need for extensive construction work. This can save you money on materials, labour, and be easier to deal with in regards to planning permissions and building regulations too, making it a budget-friendly option for expanding your living space.

Whether your medium is oils, watercolour, airbrushing or something else, painting can be a messy business and no matter how careful you are there’s likely to be evidence of your creative inspiration in areas other than your canvas. That’s why repurposing a garage for an art studio is a great idea – that concrete floor will happily deal with any spills, creating its own artistic canvas.

Skip the gym membership and convert your garage into a state-of-the-art home gym. Equip it with your favourite workout machines, free weights, and yoga mats. Large mirrors, ample ventilation, and a sound system can enhance your workout experience.

For those who enjoy crafts such as sewing, knitting, macramé, or paper-based crafts, a garage turned craft room provides an organised and inspiring environment. Install shelves, cabinets, and workstations to accommodate your supplies and equipment. The spaciousness of a garage allows you to work on multiple projects simultaneously without having to clear the decks and you can create a peaceful sanctuary away from distractions to focus on your creations.