Steel frame house 308-117

This 300 sqm roofless steel frame house is built in a modern style. The house project has intelligently distributed areas across 2 levels.
On the ground floor, all the main functionalities of the day area are found: a spacious 38 sqm living room that includes the dining area, directly connected to the kitchen without an intermediate wall, a technical room, a bathroom with an integrated shower, an office that can be used as a guest bedroom, and two terraces, one of which is covered (under the first-floor overhang).
The night area includes 3 bedrooms, with the master bedroom having its own bathroom. A central access hallway is designed to connect the 10 sqm dressing room, laundry room, and a shared bathroom equipped with a bathtub. Both the bedrooms and the laundry room have access to individual balconies.
In conclusion, this house with 4 rooms and 3 bathrooms is a true example of elegance and comfort and requires a minimum street frontage of 16.70 meters.

Total area (sqm): 308
House footprint (sqm): 267.9
Usable area (sqm): 210.71
Terraces and balconies area (sqm): 40.1
Footprint (lm): 14.60 x 11.70
Building height (nr.): 2-story
Ground floor area (sqm): 122
Covered terraces on the ground floor (sqm): 24.38
Uncovered terraces on the ground floor (sqm): 3.3
1st floor area (sqm): 145.9
Covered terraces / balconies on the 1st floor (sqm): 12.42

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