What style houses have hip roofs?

Hip roofs are also found on Southern plantation homes, especially those that are French colonial or French creole style . In the South, hip roofs often are built with a deep overhang to shade the walls or to cover a porch.

What are one story houses called?

A bungalow is a one-story house, cottage, or cabin.

What are the disadvantages of a hip roof?

Hip Roof Disadvantages As they usually have a lower pitch than gable roofs, hip roofs may not be as good at shedding snow . All roofs need to be built to code, but it may be more challenging to design a hip roof to your building code's snow load standards.

What type of roof does a bungalow have?

Low pitched roof : The sloping roof is a characteristic that will help you spot a bungalow and differentiate it from, say, a ranch style home immediately. Compact footprint: Bungalows are generally known to be small and cozy, with less square footage than typical single family homes.

What is a good size bungalow?

The average size for a 3-bedroom bungalow is around 1200 to 1800 square feet of living space . It should have enough space for three bedrooms, common living area, kitchen, bathrooms, as well as all other vital areas.

Why is a bungalow called a bungalow?

bungalow, single-storied house with a sloping roof, usually small and often surrounded by a veranda. The name derives from a Hindi word meaning “a house in the Bengali style” and came into English during the era of the British administration of India.

What is bungalow house style?

What is a bungalow house? While Realtors may use the term “bungalow” to describe any small or single-level home, true bungalows are a specific style of house. Bungalow homes stand one- to one-and-a-half stories tall with inviting front porches shaded by roof overhangs held up by visible beams and rafters .

What style of house has a sloped roof?

A Rustic style home is typically found in the country. Rustic homes are pertaining to, or living in the country, as distinguished from towns or cities; rural. (simple or unsophisticated.) Its sharply sloping gable roof resembles old-time boxes used for storing salt.

When were hip roofs popular?

This style was popularized in 1700s American homes and regained popularity in the 1950s . Hip roofs are distinct for their four slopes, and most variations of the style lack vertical sloping or gables at the ends. These roofs are generally rectangular and are found in homes that fit that shape.

What style homes have gable roofs?

Gothic Revival : Gothic Revival homes often feature steep gable roofs with cross gables and decorative elements. Greek Revival: Greek Revival homes have gable roofs with a pediment over the front entrance. Ranch: Ranch-style homes feature simple, low-pitched gable roofs.

Where are hip roofs most common in the US?

Historically, hip roofs have been a part of American home architecture since the 18th and 19th centuries, especially on plantation style homes in the South . They became much more widespread in the 1950s as an option on bungalows and ranch-style homes. They are also common on Mediterranean-style homes.

BUNGALOW 70 - L-shaped house with a hip roof. (2024)

Are you looking for a three-bedroom L-shaped house? And would you like to have a home with a pantry? Then the Bungalow 70 bungalow project will suit you. Moreover, this three-bedroom family house will satisfy your demands for low heating costs.

Layout of the bungalow - living room with kitchen

The three-bedroom L-shaped family house Bungalow 70 will fulfil the housing requirements for 3 - 4 persons. Like many other house projects from Prodom, this catalogue house has plenty of living space in mind, emphasising plenty of daylight in the interior.

The house's front door leads to the entrance hall, which can be used to remove the necessary furniture for storing clothes and shoes. From the hallway, you pass into a corridor which leads to the day and night part of the house.

The day part of the house consists of a living room connected to the kitchen. For better visual separation of the rooms, there can be a half-bar between them. This solution limits the penetration of cooking smells and noise into the living room area. This small space next to the kitchen is a great asset for anyone who would like to have a house with a pantry. You can store all your supplies as well as lesser-used kitchen utensils in the pantry.

The kitchen in the bungalow Bungalow 70 is designed in an L-shape. The dining table can be situated under the window. This solution has a positive effect on the comfort of eating and provides a soothing view of the surrounding greenery.

A living room with a terrace will give you plenty of opportunities to spend time together with your loved ones and friends. You can choose a corner sofa for 4 - 5 people and a living room wall. Two windows and a patio door to the terrace will provide light for the room.

Night part of the house for your rest

The three-bedroom L-shaped house has two rooms in the night part. One of them can serve as a bedroom, the other as a children's room. In addition, there is a bathroom with a toilet and a utility room.

The bedroom in Bungalow 70 provides enough space for a double bed, to which you can select a built-in wardrobe. In addition, you can buy shelves for the bedroom, in the corner of the room there is space for a bookcase.

The children's room can be furnished with ordinary furniture, which will create a multifunctional environment in it. Your child will thus have everything at his disposal for games, time with friends, preparation for school and rest.

The Bungalow 70 bungalow project has a bathroom designed to accommodate both a bath and a shower. Each member of the family will thus be able to choose what suits them best. The bathroom also has a wash basin and a toilet located behind the half-bathroom.

For the location of the boiler, the Bungalow 70 bungalow project has a separate room, which can also be used for storing things.

Three-bedroom house with L-shaped chamber

The three-bedroom L-shaped house Bungalow 70 belongs to the smaller size category. It fulfils the requirements for housing for a family of 3 - 4 members. This house with a chamber can be realized on flat to slightly sloping terrain. Due to its barrier-free design, the Bungalow 70 bungalow project will also suit people with reduced mobility.

The BUNGALOW 70 house project is classified in the following categories:

Bungalow

Bungalow type family house projects are among our best-sellers. The advantages of these houses are mainly that you usually have everything on one floor, so it is suitable for families with small children, for the elderly or people who need a barrier-free house project.If you already have a larger or smaller plot of land, you will definitely find a project for you in our offer.

Small house projects

Small family house projects are in the category of inexpensive family houses which are undemanding in terms of plot size – they may be single or multi-storey. These are typically family houses suited to young families who are looking to resolve their housing needs. They are also popular with older people looking for single-storey, barrier-free family houses. These houses are energy efficient.

L-shaped house projects

Family houses with a closed space thanks to their L-shaped design are often a popular category of family house. In this area, a private zone can be created for you, where the house itself protects you from the surrounding environment and creates an intimate space for you. You choose a family house according to the cardinal directions; it is best if this space faces south, but the surrounding buildings must also be taken into account.

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