Convince yourself of how modern even classics can be.
Most of our designs feature a roof pitch of 25° to 45° and jamb wall heights of 50 to 200 cm. That means that they have a ground floor and a loft with varying roof slopes and therefore more or less space in the rooms on the upper floor.
In particular, families with children love our prefabricated Variant model, the classic house with pitched roof, since the ceiling slopes really give a special flair to several rooms, such as the children’s rooms, for example.
If you prefer a house with pitched roof without ceiling slopes, Variant 169 with its two full storeys offers plenty of living space.
With our house finder, you can easily search for your dream home with pitched roof, with various roof pitches and in different sizes. Simply select the type of house you’re interested in and the amount of living space, and be inspired by our suggestions for houses with a pitched roof.
The first number in the name of each prefabricated house with pitched roof describes the roof pitch in degrees, while the second number provides information on the amount of living space in square metres.
“If you wish to create plenty of living space on a small building plot, you should definitely include a high jamb wall or even a second full storey in the layout.”
Would you like to buy a single-family house? With a prefabricated home from Hanse Haus, your new home will be finished in no time at all.
prefabricated house
If you’re thinking of buying a single-family house, you should also consider building one yourself. This is because the planning and construction of a prefabricated house requires hardly any more time than searching for a finished single-family house for sale.
THE ADVANTAGES OF BUILDING A NEW PREFABRICATED HOUSE:
When you buy a new prefabricated house, you decide how large it should be, how the rooms should be arranged and which extensions – such as a carport, conservatory or wall dormer – you would like.
The classic two-storey house with generous amounts of living space
house with
pitched roof
With their generous living space of up to 275 square metres, the prefabricated models of our Variant series are particularly suited to families that love the classic living concept of a two-storey single-family house with a pitched roof and plenty of space.
The Variant 45-175, with 175 square metres of living space, already has enough space for up to three children’s rooms.
Subsidy-eligible granny flat possible
The prefabricated house of the Variant series is also very well suited for combining working and living, or for having a separate, subsidy-eligible granny flat. This is because space for a separate entrance can be easily created, thanks to their generous amount of living space and our flexible planning options.
With Hanse Haus, you don’t buy a home off the peg but plan your single-family house with pitched roof according to your personal wishes.
planned
Do you think our planning suggestions for a prefabricated house with pitched roof are great but are dreaming of something really special? More space, a more open layout, a dressing room, a separate room for the building services.
With Hanse Haus, this is no problem. Our experienced architects will discuss your wishes and preferences with you. Together, you are sure to find the best design for the prefabricated pitched-roof house of your dreams.
Were you unable to find your dream home amongst our houses with pitched roof? Take a look at our other house types – perhaps a modern house with pent roof, a beautiful urban villa or a multi-family house would suit you better?
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