Home Coffee Machines
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Sanremo You 1 Group Traditional Espresso Coffee Machine
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Enjoy Coffee Shop–quality coffee at home with our hand-picked range of home coffee machines. Whether you’re chasing rich espresso, silky milk-based drinks, or quick everyday convenience, you’ll find a domestic coffee machine that fits your kitchen, your taste and your routine.
This category brings together the most popular machine styles for home brewing: traditional espresso machines for hands-on control, bean-to-cup machines for fresh grinding and speed, and pod & capsule machines for simple, tidy coffee in seconds. If you’re not sure where to start, browse the sub-categories below or use the buying tips further down to narrow it down quickly.
Shop by machine type
- Home Espresso Machines – for proper espresso, flat whites, cappuccinos and lattes with barista-style control.
- Bean-to-Cup Coffee Machines – fresh grinding on demand and consistent drinks at the touch of a button.
- Pod & Capsule Machines – fast, compact and ideal for effortless daily coffee with minimal clean-up.
Why a home coffee machine is worth it
Great coffee shouldn’t be limited to the Coffee Shop. A quality home machine helps you make better-tasting drinks more consistently, using fresh ingredients and repeatable brewing. It’s also a smarter way to enjoy your favourites—espresso, americano, cappuccino, latte and more—without compromising on flavour.
How to choose the best home coffee machine
The “best” machine depends on how you like to brew and how much control you want. Use the checklist below to match the machine to your lifestyle (and avoid paying for features you won’t use).
- Your favourite drinks: espresso-only, or milk drinks like latte and cappuccino? (Milk-based drinks often benefit from a steam wand or an automated milk system.)
- Speed vs control: do you want one-touch convenience, or do you enjoy dialling in grind, dose and extraction?
- Kitchen space: measure your worktop depth/height and allow room for cups, access and cleaning.
- Cleaning and maintenance: easier routines keep flavour high and extend machine life—plan for descaling, backflushing (where relevant) and regular wipe-downs.
- Running costs: pods/capsules can be convenient; whole beans often offer better value and freshness over time.
Get better results (without upgrading the machine)
Two upgrades make the biggest difference to taste: fresh coffee and consistent grinding. If you’re using an espresso machine (or any grinder-dependent setup), pair it with quality beans and a capable grinder for more reliable extractions, richer flavour and improved crema.
- Coffee Beans – explore blends and roasts suited to home brewing.
- Coffee Grinders – burr grinders help you hit the right grind size consistently.
Keep your machine tasting its best
A clean machine is a better-tasting machine. Regular cleaning helps prevent bitter build-up, keeps milk systems hygienic and protects performance over time. Stock up on essentials so your home coffee stays smooth, balanced and consistently delicious.
Need supplies? Browse cleaning products and handy extras in our coffee machine accessories range.
Home coffee machines FAQs
What’s the difference between a bean-to-cup machine and an espresso machine?
A bean-to-cup coffee machine automates grinding and brewing (and often milk drinks), making it ideal for speed and consistency. A home espresso machine gives you more hands-on control over grind, dose and extraction for a more traditional barista-style workflow.
Which home coffee machine is best for milk drinks?
If you love cappuccinos and lattes, look for either an espresso machine with a capable steam wand or a bean-to-cup machine with an integrated milk system. Your ideal choice depends on whether you prefer manual texturing or automated convenience.
Are pod & capsule machines good?
Pod and capsule machines are popular because they’re fast, compact and easy to use. They’re a great fit for households that value convenience and want reliable coffee with minimal mess.
Do I need a grinder for a home espresso machine?
If you’re buying a traditional espresso machine, a grinder is strongly recommended. Espresso is sensitive to grind size, and a consistent burr grinder makes it much easier to achieve balanced flavour and repeatable results.
How do I keep my home coffee machine in good condition?
Follow a simple routine: wipe down after use, clean milk parts regularly, and use the correct cleaning products for your machine type. Consistent maintenance improves taste and helps prevent avoidable repairs.
Ready to upgrade your home coffee?
Browse our range below and choose a home coffee machine that matches your taste and your routine. From espresso lovers to one-touch convenience seekers, there’s a machine here to make every cup feel like a treat.
Home Coffee Machine FAQs
Which coffee machine is best for home?
The best coffee machine for your home depends on your needs and preferences. For those who value convenience, a pod machine might be ideal. Coffee enthusiasts who prioritise flavour and customisation may prefer a bean-to-cup machine like the Jura WE8.
How do I know what coffee machine to buy?
Consider factors such as your budget, space, and how you like your coffee. Research features and read reviews to find a machine that suits your lifestyle.
Are coffee machines worth it?
If you enjoy coffee and want to save money in the long run by making it at home, investing in a quality coffee machine can be worthwhile.
Do cheap coffee machines make good coffee?
Some inexpensive home coffee machines can make decent coffee, but they often lack the features and consistency of higher-end models. Investing in a reliable machine ensures better quality and longevity.
