Bauexperte
2012-11-15 12:51:55
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Hello,
It is not so much the size of the plot that is decisive (it depends on the distribution of the area within the 430 sqm), but primarily the building window (BF)! It depends on whether it has to be a square bungalow or if an L-shape would also be conceivable. The latter would be much better suited for your wish – to keep 2 children's rooms in reserve in the attic – because the roof pitch of a bungalow generally ranges between 22 - 30°, and with a square layout of the building structure, there is not that much space for rooms of any kind.
The next question is of course why it has to be a bungalow or do you simply mean a building project (BV) where only the ground floor (EG) is developed? This is also a cost question, because a square bungalow with 106 sqm/living area (WF) – without an attic (DG) prepared for expansion – is in the cost range of approx. EUR 170,000 and a comparable single-family house (Einfamilienhaus) with 110 sqm/living area in the range of approx. EUR 180,000. Both on a slab foundation and as a KfW 70 efficiency house; in the single-family house, the attic is already fully developed.
What does the development plan/the textual stipulations say about which BF you may move within to build what?
Best regards
The plan is a bungalow with around 80-100 sqm initially for the two of us. Since we want children, we would like to have the possibility to expand in the attic. (30-40 sqm just for children's rooms with their own bathroom) ... 430 sqm should be enough
It is not so much the size of the plot that is decisive (it depends on the distribution of the area within the 430 sqm), but primarily the building window (BF)! It depends on whether it has to be a square bungalow or if an L-shape would also be conceivable. The latter would be much better suited for your wish – to keep 2 children's rooms in reserve in the attic – because the roof pitch of a bungalow generally ranges between 22 - 30°, and with a square layout of the building structure, there is not that much space for rooms of any kind.
The next question is of course why it has to be a bungalow or do you simply mean a building project (BV) where only the ground floor (EG) is developed? This is also a cost question, because a square bungalow with 106 sqm/living area (WF) – without an attic (DG) prepared for expansion – is in the cost range of approx. EUR 170,000 and a comparable single-family house (Einfamilienhaus) with 110 sqm/living area in the range of approx. EUR 180,000. Both on a slab foundation and as a KfW 70 efficiency house; in the single-family house, the attic is already fully developed.
What does the development plan/the textual stipulations say about which BF you may move within to build what?
Best regards