IT MIGHT not be warm enough for sunbathing, but you can still enjoy spring from your conservatory.

This week we have found sun rooms, conservatories and roof terraces to help you soak up the sun under cover.

First up is a four-bedroom semi-detached in Station Road, Upper Poppleton, which boasts a brick-built summer house.

Priced at £395,000, the main house features an entrance hall, reception room with timber-framed sash windows, second reception room with an original cast iron wood-burning range and a breakfast room.

There are matching units inside the kitchen, space for a cooker and fridge, while the sun lounge has exposed brick walls, double glazed windows and doors leading to a patio area.

The summer house is a separate brick-built building and has an electric fire, French doors and a rear garden with an orchard and views over fields. Contact Winkworth.

Meanwhile, Naish is offering a top floor penthouse with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a south-facing roof terrace.

This property was built about six years ago as part of the Piccadilly Plaza development in York.

The apartment is one of only several penthouses and enjoys views over the River Foss, Castle Museum and Clifford's Tower.

A private entrance will take you to the living room, which has dining and living areas with full-width windows and a door to the roof terrace.

There are fully-fitted birch effect matching units in the kitchen, an electric hob, integrated oven and fridge freezer, washing machine and dishwasher, while the bathroom boasts a contemporary suite in white.

Mayfair House is priced at £275,000.

Next, Ashtons has a four-bedroom detached family home with a sun room in Meadow Beck Close, Osbaldwick.

Priced at £399,950, this property has an entrance hall, ground floor WC, lounge with feature gas fire and a dining room which is currently used as an entertaining room.

There is a breakfast room which overlooks the rear landscaped garden and an extended galley-style kitchen with integral appliances.

The sun room has three double glazed windows with views over the garden and open fields, underfloor heating, French doors and television points.

Outside, there is a double garage, a small lawned garden and a landscaped garden with decking, patio and lawn.

Meanwhile, Hunters has a five-bedroom property in Main Street, Ellerton.

Priced at £379,950, The Owl House, boasts an entrance vestibule, downstairs WC, lounge with a bay window, dining room, office, garden room with solid wood flooring and a breakfast kitchen with units and matching surfaces, display cabinets, French doors and integral units.

There is an en-suite bathroom to the master bedroom and guest bedroom as well as a family bathroom.

Outside, there is a lawned area to the side of the property and a rear garden with well-stocked borders, a gazebo, patio area, pond and vegetable patch.

Next, Hudson Moody has a spacious detached home with a garden room in St Edmunds, Stamford Bridge.

This five-bedroom property enjoys a private elevated position, with gardens backing on to the River Derwent.

Inside, there is a reception hall, living room with an attractive fireplace, ornate cornicing and French doors, dining room with a central ceiling rose, a study/family room and a dining kitchen with a range of modern fitted wall and base units, NEFF oven, breakfast bar and integral fridge freezer.

The garden room boasts double glazed French doors and a television point and there is a utility room, en-suite bathroom and en-suite shower room.

It is priced at £415,000.

Finally, Naish is offeing a detached bungalow with a conservatory in Lang Road, Huntington.

Priced at £219,950, this property has an L-shaped hall, lounge, dining area with a stone fireplace, kitchen with matching base unit and wall cupboards, a separate WC and a bathroom with a bath, electric shower and wash basin.

There are two bedrooms, and a well-stocked front garden, garage, timber garden shed, lawned patio and flower borders.