Single-Storey Timber House, 122 m²

In short: a single-level house model of 122 m², long and low under a broad gable, with sliding glazing that ties the main rooms to the garden terrace.

This single-storey model of 122 m² sits under a broad gable with deep eaves and a slender chimney. The renders combine pale render with horizontal timber cladding and a vertical timber screen at one end, a restrained palette that keeps the long, low profile calm. A run of sliding glazing lets the main rooms out to a timber terrace; in the exterior view, that side faces a garden with a pool.

The interior renders read as a home on one level. Living and dining gather around a stone-framed fireplace, the table set beside full-height glass to the garden. A bedroom, given its own terrace door, holds to a soft neutral scheme. The rear elevation confirms a single ridge and a recessed, covered stretch of terrace. As drawn, the plan leans towards level living and a close tie between the rooms and the garden.

Key takeaway: a single-level house is the plan that ages with its owners, and this model commits to it fully: no stairs, wide openings, and the garden a step away from every main room.

In brief

• Area: 122 m²
• Storeys: one, level throughout
• Construction: solid timber walls
• Form: broad gable, deep eaves, covered terrace

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