Discover single-family house floor plans
Cleverly planned floor plans
An important point on the way to your dream home is planning the right floor plan. To help you find the perfect floor plan for your detached house, we have planned a variety of house designs for you to use as a guide. Of course, we will then plan your home individually according to your ideas. And we can promise you right now: Your house will be unique!
Single-family house floor plans with 130 m² of floor space – planning option basement
Variant 45-130
Single-family house floor plans with 134 m² of floor space – planning option bay window & separate utility room
Villa 133
Single-family house floor plans with 133 m² of floor space – planning option bay window & loggia
Villa 134
Single-family house floor plans with 134 m² of floor space – planning option bay window
Variant 25-135
Single-family house floor plans with 137 m² of floor space – planning option dwarf gable
Variant 35-137
Single-family house floor plans with 139 m² of floor space – planning option vestibule
Vita 138
Single-family house floor plans with 142 m² of floor space – planning option bay window
Villa 142
Single-family house floor plans with 145 m² of floor space – planning option conservatory & loggia
Variant 45-145
Single-family house floor plans with 147 m² of floor space – planning option basement & bay window
Cubus 148
Single-family house floor plans with 151 m² of floor space – planning option conservatory & garage
Variant 25-150
Single-family house floor plans with 152 m² of floor space – planning option conservatory
Variant 35-152
Single-family house floor plans with 155 m² of floor space – planning option bay window & loggia
Variant 45-154
Single-family house floor plans with 154 m² of floor space – Planning option bay window
Vita 156
Single-family house floor plans with 157 m² of floor space – planning option conservatory & loggia
Villa 156
Single-family house floor plans with 160 m² of floor space – planning option technical extension & garage
Variant 35-160
Single-family house floor plans with 161 m² of floor space – planning option conservatory, front door canopy & office extension
Variant 35-161
Single-family house floor plans with 162 m² of floor space – planning option loggia
Cubus 162
Single-family house floor plans with 164 m² of floor spacee – planning option pent roof extension
Vita 165
Single-family house floor plans with 164 m² of floor space – planning option bay window & flat roof
Villa 165
Single-family house floor plans with 165 m² of floor space – planning option bay window
Variant 25-165
Single-family house floor plans with 166 m² of floor space – planning option ground floor
Villa 166
Single-family house floor plans with 167 m² of floor space – planning option bay window
Cubus 167
Single-family house floor plans with 167 m² of floor space – planning option bay window
Variant 25-166
Single-family house floor plans with 169 m² of floor space
Villa 169
Single-family house floor plans with 172 m² of floor space – planning option dwarf gable, covered patio, garage & basement replacement room
Variant 35-172
Single-family house floor plans with 173 m² of floor space – planning option covered terrace area, porch & office or garage extension
Variant 35-173
Single-family house floor plans with 174 m² of floor space – planning option conservatory
Variant 35-174
Single-family house floor plans with 174 m² of floor space – planning option shed roof extension & conservatory
Villa 174
Single-family house floor plans with 174 m² of floor space – planning option bay window & dwarf gable
Variant 45-175
Single-family house floor plans with 183 m² of floor space – Planning option dwarf gable & bay window
Variant 35-176
Single-family house floor plans with 192 m² of floor space – planning option conservatory, front door canopy & office extension
Variant 35-163
Single-family house floor plans with 197 m² of floor space – planning option covered patio, kitchen extension & carport
Villa 177
Single-family house floor plans with 228 m² of floor space – planning option partial basement, covered outdoor seating area & enlarged living area
Villa 178
Single-family house floor plans with 179 m² of floor space – planning option extension with pent roof
Vita 180
Single-family house floor plans with 183 m² of floor space – planning option vestibule & air space above the dining area
Villa 183
Single-family house floor plans with 183 m² of floor space
Variant 25-183
Single family house floor plans with 182 m² of floor space – planning option dwarf gable
Variant 35-184
Single-family house floor plans with 192 m² of floor space
Variant 192
Single-family house floor plans with 193 m² of floor space – planning option vestibule
Variant 25-192
Single-family house floor plans with 198 m² of floor space – planning option front door canopy
Variant 25-198
Single-family house floor plans with 209 m² of floor space – planning option bay window & outdoor seating area
Vita 209
Single-family house floor plans with 244 m² of floor space
Variant 35-235
Single-family house floor plans with 240 m² of floor space
Variant 35-235 Variante 1
Single-family house floor plans with 273 m² of floor space – planning option conservatory
Variant 275
Floor plans for single-family homes
Special features
With a large spa bathroom, guest room with shower/WC or four children's rooms: Even though all detached houses are designed for one household, each one is unique - depending entirely on its occupants.
With our eleven tips for the perfect floor plan, you will learn everything you need to know before planning your single-family home: from the optimal orientation of the house to possible regulations from the development plan and planning with a basement.
Important information about our detached house floor plans
Frequently asked questions
What should be considered when planning a detached house?
As the name suggests, detached houses are generally designed for one family, usually with one master bedroom and two children's rooms. However, you should consider the following points when planning your home.
How will your family life develop in the future?
- How many children are planned? Do you have enough rooms for your plans?
- Your children will get older. Will a 140 cm wide bed fit in the room? Would you like to share a bathroom with the teenagers or would you prefer a separate bathroom for the parents?
- How will you use the children's rooms when your children have moved out? Are there options for using them alternatively, combining them or converting them into a granny flat?
- Do you want to live in this house into old age? Do you have the option of confining your life to one level?
Where do your children mainly play?
- Are the toys regularly carried into the living room or do they have a fixed place there? This space should be factored into the size of the living room.
- Do your children tend to play in their own room? Plan the size of the rooms accordingly. Alternatively, create playrooms or plan enough space in corridors or galleries.
Have you planned enough storage space?
- A household with children tends to get bigger and bigger: clothes, toys, vehicles etc. need to be stored somewhere. Ask yourself where you will store these things.
- If you plan with a cellar, you tend to have enough storage space.
- If you are planning without a cellar, it is often advisable to use a room in the house as storage space. However, there are other ways to store things. Examples of this are built-in cupboards under the stairs or half-open mezzanines with high ceilings on the second floor. Storage spaces outside the house such as a garage, equipment room behind the carport or a garden shed are also conceivable.
How sensitive are you to noise?
- An open-plan living area with an integrated staircase can be a great style feature in a home. However, it should be borne in mind that there is often only one door between the living area and the children's rooms and the noise level can be disturbing for the children during fun evenings with friends.
- In the teenage years, it can often be beneficial for everyone involved if the children can retreat to their own area - any additional door can help here.
- The current trend is for a separate parents' area on the upper floor, consisting of a bedroom, dressing room, bathroom and possibly a hobby room or sauna, which is separated from the rest of the house by a door. The advantages here are
- a child-free retreat for parents to spend time together and
- In old age, this part can easily be converted into a granny flat.
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