Two separate residential units with shared entrance
For plots on a hillside, a separate granny flat is ideal for making the most of the partially open basement.
In this planning example of the Variant 25-166, the residential unit in the basement shares a common entrance with the main unit on the ground and top floors.
Due to the hillside location, the approx. 43 m² granny flat in the basement receives ample sunlight through the large windows and has its own open area. Ideal for renting out, grown-up children or the grandparents.
Another advantage is that the upper floor and loft of the Variant 25-166 have an additional study and guest room due to the placement of the utility and technical rooms in the basement.
There is another version of this house with a shared entrance.
| Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Roof form | Pitched roof |
| Roof inclination | 25 ° |
| Jamb wall | 200 cm |
| Living space | 215,78 m² |
| Living space granny flat | 44,91 m² |
| Living space main dwelling | 165,32 m² |
| Base area | 243,47 m² |
| Number of floors | 1,5 |
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Building a second home - the Volpert family dreamed of this for a long time. And not because there were any defects in their previous Hanse Haus. It was because their ideas about living had changed over time.
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