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For the highest demands on design and quality of life: the Bungalow 122
Bungalow 122 impressively demonstrates how the bungalow style can be interpreted in a modern and exciting way.
With its current flat roof and compact cubic form, it meets the highest standards of design and architecture.
There is also plenty of space inside for stylish interior design. Large south-facing windows let plenty of natural light into the living and dining areas, and ensure a pleasant, friendly atmosphere.
The room layout of this bungalow is practical and well-suited for everyday life. The master bedroom has direct access to its own bathroom, and the children’s room has a separate toilet with shower. All of the technical installations are housed in the utility and technical room, thereby saving space so that the bungalow can also be built on a floor slab.
| Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Roof form | Flat roof |
| Roof inclination | 0 ° |
| Living space | 119,02 m² |
| Base area | 122,09 m² |
| Number of floors | 1 |
Floor plan
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Get an impression of this house through the floor plans.<br/> We will show you our planning suggestions, which of course can be customised on request.
We have also prepared some interesting planning options for this house. Click through them and see for yourself which variants we have come up with.
Due to the utility/technical room, the house is planned in such a way that it can be built on a floor slab. If the house is built with a basement, the technical room becomes the basement entrance. The optional front door canopy with flat roof matches the modern style of the house perfectly and protects the entrance area.
What our clients say about our houses
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Barrier-free living when they get older – that was exactly what the Leitsch family wanted for themselves. That is also why the couple from Oberleichtersbach decided in advance to make provisions for the future.
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