Any planned business begins with a thought. Thought, plans are the basis of all affairs, the seed from which grows beautiful tree. Construction of any house, industrial building etc. originates from a project, a plan that will be implemented in the future. Projects country houses, which will be discussed in this article, are divided into two types - wooden and brick. All demonstrated projects meet modern standards construction, ergonomics and energy saving.
Classification by building materials
Projects country houses with an attic can be classified according to the main building material used.
- Projects of brick houses.
- Projects of houses made of ceramic porous stones.
- Projects of houses made of aerated concrete blocks, foam blocks.
- Projects of wooden houses.
- Projects of frame houses.
Of all those listed for country house building Brick and wooden houses are best suited. Let's look at the drawings and models of such houses with an attic.
Wooden houses
The layout of such a house does not include a bathroom, which makes the home extremely inconvenient. But this is compensated by the speed of construction of this simple building.
The model of the dacha is made as a subtype of old Russian huts. It is designed for a family of 3-4 people. According to the first drawing, the lower floor of the dacha is designed for a family of 3-4 people (read also). More than half of the ground floor space is allocated to the common living room and kitchen, the rest to the bathroom and hallway. 
The plan diagram of the second floor contains the layout of the living space, where two bedrooms and a hall are located.
The entire structure is made from wooden beam, so it will be a great way out in hot weather.
Area: 110 m2.
Presented to your attention country house family type with attic. Building more than 100 sq.m. designed for big family or many guests. Such a house can accommodate 10-12 people, who can easily accommodate themselves in the bedrooms on the attic and the first floor.
The layout of a house is not easy. The floors have many small rooms that can be combined.
The layout of the first floor includes a large living room, a bathroom, a room and a dressing room. There is no kitchen, but due to the large area of the living room, you can create a kitchen with a dining room.
It has almost equal three bedrooms and a large bathroom where you can install a bath. Spacious bedrooms can be converted into children's rooms during renovation game rooms or office.
The country house is built of wooden beams, insulated, and the outer walls are covered mortar for outdoor work.
Brick houses
Area: 34.55 m2.
Small country house in light colors and with a contrasting roof it looks very nice on a summer cottage. It is not designed to accommodate large groups of people. It's like an island of romance for two.
The first floor layout includes one bedroom, kitchen and small bathroom.
The attic has one bedroom and a mezzanine with a window to the street.
Area: 98.5 m2.
Country house irregular shape with a half-livable attic will be an excellent solution between the choice of price and quality.
The first floor of the house has two identical bedrooms, a large hall, a living room, a medium-sized kitchen and a bathroom. Each room has a window. This design will save energy and give the rooms a lively and bright atmosphere. 
The second floor cannot boast of such an abundance of rooms, so residential attic has only one bedroom. The rest of the second floor can be considered an attic space.
Area: 108 m2.
The presented small house with a gable roof can easily accommodate a family of 4-5 people. The layout of the house is quite simple, therefore, its implementation will not take much time.
On the ground floor there is a large living room, which smoothly flows into the kitchen and utility room. Small bathroom with shower and toilet. There are also two small bedrooms. The living room is almost completely glazed and will be bright and spacious all day long.
Such a country house will be a wonderful gift for your family. In it, not only the owners, but also the guests will feel completely comfortable.
We looked at models and plans for small brick and wood ones. As you can see, you can plan your home in any way you like. And you can fit whatever your heart desires into it. The main thing is to know exactly what she wants!
Buy country cottage area- this is just the beginning. It needs to be planned, the optimal house must be selected, and a general concept for its design must be developed. In this article we will consider the most various projects country houses. From the smallest for one room, to very spacious ones - for 100 square meters usable area.
With veranda and terrace
When choosing a layout country house often they try to find a project with a veranda or terrace. Such a covered area is good not only for relaxing or eating on outdoors. On a rainy or hot day, you can do a lot of things under a canopy, which, due to large quantity You can't create trash in the premises.
On a common foundation
There are projects of country houses with a veranda small area: the smallest ones measure 6*4 meters, with the veranda taking up 2 meters on the long side, and the house itself - 4*4 meters or 16 square meters (taking into account the thickness of the walls, even less).
Another option - one room, in which space is allocated for several kitchen cabinets and a stove, costs a small dinner table and there is sleeping area. This layout is ideal for one person. Two people will feel good in it. This option does not have a bathroom, so you will have to separate it.
The layout of a small country house (up to 40 meters) is quite simple: usually there are two rooms, the first of which is used as a kitchen and dining room at the same time. Most often it is a walk-through. The second room is living. You can more or less comfortably place two sleeping places here. So, projects of country houses with a 6*4 meter attic are designed to accommodate 1-2 people.
If the construction budget is very limited, consider country house projects with pitched roof. They are unusual for our country, but the cost of roofing for a small area is much less. You just need to choose the right one (taking into account the amount of snow cover).
A medium-sized country house is shown in the photo above. The project is interesting because the veranda here was originally “winter”, glazed. Most owners open verandas come to the need to glaze it, and for a pleasant pastime in the air. In this project, the veranda is a continuation of the living room, but a partition can be installed here. Overall, convenient and comfortable home with a traditional layout, all rooms are separate, there is a bathroom, a fenced off corridor. All conditions for year-round living.
On a separate foundation
Please note that the above projects of country houses with a veranda have a common foundation. This is reliable, since even with spring heaving of the soil there will be no movement. But the foundation costs are significant. Therefore, this approach is justified on complex soils prone to heaving. On normal soils, you can build a veranda on a separate, disconnected and lightweight (usually columnar or pile) foundation. One such project is presented below.
In general, a veranda can be attached to any building. It can be laid at the design stage, or it can be added afterwards (as happens very often).
Small country house 6*4.5 with a veranda on a separate foundation
The veranda can completely occupy one side of the house, or it can cover two or even three of its sides. But there are options with a small open area (as in the photo above). In this case, the foundation may be separate, but there will not be much savings. For example, in the project above, only 1.1 meters of the main foundation were “gained.”
We are so accustomed to comfort that even at the dacha we don’t want to have “convenience in the yard.” For many, the main selection criterion is the availability of a bathroom. Even necessity does not scare them. Not all projects of small country houses can boast of such “excess”, but some have a bathroom (toilet and shower).
With attic
The idea of increasing your living space comes often. It is believed that construction costs do not increase much, since most of the superstructure is a modified roof. In reality, if the attic is used all year round, the difference in the price tag for two-storey house and a one-story building with an attic will be small. After all, it is necessary to take into account that the area of the premises attic floor significantly less, but the costs will be high, since good heat, sound, and vapor insulation is required.
Attics under a gable roof
A country house with summer attic. But it must be taken into account that on sunny days it will be too hot there without insulation, so thermal insulation is still necessary, but not as “serious” as for winter use.
A country house with a summer attic will be really cheap. But it must be taken into account that on sunny days it will be too hot there without insulation, so thermal insulation is still necessary, but not as “serious” as for winter use.
The country house projects presented above are intended for seasonal visits. They only provide living rooms. In the room on the first floor you can organize a kitchenette.
Below is the layout of a small garden or country house measuring 5 by 5 meters with a dedicated kitchen. Please note that the porch is attached and is not on the plan.
All these houses are designed as frame houses. With minor modifications, these designs can be used for houses made of any other material. You just need to take into account the thickness of the walls and choose the right foundation.
If desired covered veranda can be made open. Although, usually the opposite happens. Having built an open one, it is glazed or pushed out to half the wall, and single frames are installed. If you want fresh air, the windows can always be opened, and the area can be allocated for a summer dining room or kitchen.
How to increase the area of the attic floor
All projects of country houses with an attic floor are made under gable roof. This is good in the sense that the snow will not linger on such steep slopes. The second advantage is that it’s easy rafter system. The downside is the small area of the “full” room upstairs. Too much wasted space around the edges. You can make cabinets there, but this area is unsuitable for living.
If it is important for you to increase your living space, you can make the roof sloping. It is more complex and more expensive, but the area of the premises on the attic floor is much larger.
Another way to increase the area is to raise the walls above the level of the first floor. They say to build “one and a half floors.” This option is good for dachas that are visited during the cold season. The roof can be made as you like, but a large area of the rooms still turns out to be broken.
Example of “one and a half floor”
When choosing a project for a country house with an attic for periodic visits, it is better to make the attic cold and make the ceiling insulated. On the stairs that lead to the second floor, it is necessary to provide a door/cover that will fence off the upper tier. Otherwise, heating will take a lot of fuel and time. In winter, there are usually fewer people, and visits are short. Warming up both floors is too time-consuming and expensive, so this isn't a bad solution.
Projects of two-story country houses
Construction two-story house not such an expensive idea. You still need one foundation, albeit a more powerful one, but its cost does not increase twice, but by 60%. The dimensions and insulation of the roof do not depend on the number of storeys at all, so there is no need to increase investments. The costs of the walls are added - their area is twice as large, but in general the cost per square meter of area is cheaper than when building a similar one-story dwelling. That’s why many people are looking for designs for two-story dachas.
Project of a small two-story house for a summer residence with an attached garage: living area 100 sq. m. m, total 127 sq. m, garage for one car
The above project is designed for aerated concrete or ceramic building blocks. Suitable for long areas. Attached garage very convenient to use - you can get into the house from the garage. Another plus: this option saves space on the plot, and there is always little of it at the dacha, no matter how big the plot you have.
In this layout option, there is a spacious terrace on the back side of the house. It is not included in the total area of the house. Interesting design makes the house different from others: a large window on one and a half floors, a cubic-shaped garage and a canopy in front of the house - do not greatly affect the price tag, but make the house unique.
Another project for a two-story dacha with a garage attached to the side is presented above. This option is more suitable for square or wide areas. The building area in plan is 10*10 meters, living area is 108 square meters. This house gives an unusual look high windows second floor. The selection also makes its contribution finishing materials, a combination of light beige and brown colors. Overall an interesting project.
A non-standard-looking two-story house with a balcony that encircles the entire building. At the rear there is a large open terrace. The roof is hipped, which complicates the design, but gives the building a special flavor.
With sauna
For many people, a dacha is associated with a bathhouse. A bathhouse, of course, can be built separately, but it is time-consuming and expensive. In a medium-sized country house, it is quite possible to set aside a room for a steam room. It is usually made with an entrance from the bathroom/WC, since water treatments necessary. For true steamers, there should still be access to the street nearby: so that you can quickly cool off in a river or outdoor pool.
The minimum size of a steam room is 2*2 meters, the optimal size is 3*3. Such rooms can be fitted even into small houses, but at the same time the amount of living space will be reduced. If you still need to have enough rooms, you can consider the option of an attic floor. One such example is in the photo below.
Pay attention to the layout. The first thing you should focus on is that the stove is installed in such a way that it is heated from the next room. IN in this case This is the rest room. The option is not very good, since the entrance is far away. You will have to carry firewood across the room, which is inconvenient and usually results in a lot of garbage.
Another drawback: this option does not have a kitchen. For country life This is a significant drawback. Kitchen Area can be organized in big room, the bedrooms should be placed exclusively upstairs. Another layout option is to make a kitchen in the current “furnace/recreation room.” It is more comfortable to relax in a large room. It’s convenient to go in there after taking a shower.
Small and inexpensive
Small dachas are usually designed using the most inexpensive construction technologies. In our country, this is frame technology and wooden houses. Houses made from porous building blocks (,) are in approximately the same category. But they are still not so popular.
Projects of country houses using frame technology
Small country houses are usually built according to frame technology. , you can buy ready-made ones - prefabricated ones. These are two technologies that minimum costs funds and time allow you to have good country housing.
To optimize the budget for building a country house, look for projects whose foundation on the plan is a rectangle or square. The presence of any protrusions leads to an increase in the price per square meter. Not only do the costs of the foundation increase, the area of the walls increases, and, therefore, the costs for them. The roof is also more expensive - the rafter system is more complex, there are more complex components.
Layout of a 6*4 country house with kitchen, toilet, summer veranda
One more point for those who plan to visit the dacha in winter time. So that when walking back and forth from the house he does not “run away” warm air, it is advisable to make the entrance with a vestibule. If the area does not allow it to be built-in, make an extension. This will greatly reduce fuel consumption and the time it takes to warm up the house.
Beam and log
One of the most common building materials in our camp: timber and logs. The advantage is that a small country house can be built very quickly. The downside is that it takes a long time to shrink (from six months to a year, depending on the initial moisture content of the log and climatic conditions). Before the end of the active shrinkage period, carry out Finishing work It’s not worth it, which delays the possibility of using the building. This does not apply to standing log houses ( ready-made kits) or laminated veneer lumber. But the price is significantly (twice) higher for such options.
A small country house made of 4*4 timber - a very simple project
If we talk about the smallest country houses, they measure 4 by 4 meters. Doing less simply doesn't make sense. The layout in this case is quite simple: it’s just one room. They can differ only in their orientation to the cardinal directions, the number and location of windows. Doors can also be located in the middle or on the side. All. The options have run out.
The house will be a little larger in area, 6*4 meters. Here in its “pure” form we have about 22 squares of area, place 14-15 in the previous version. The layout is still not very diverse, but you can already fence off the kitchen area.
If we talk about optimal costs, then the above country house projects are not the most the best option. The fact is that it is better to make timber or log cottages 6*6 in plan. The fact is that the standard length of both beams and logs is 6 meters. If the walls of your house are smaller, you need to either look for a non-standard length of suitable length, or saw off the excess from the standard ones. Yes, non-standard costs much less, but you will have to look for it in different sawmills. Even at the largest sawmill, it is more than difficult to find timber or logs 4-5 meters long in sufficient quantities for construction. So you will have to “iron” everything nearby. It is difficult to say what the quality of the material will be. Although, if you don’t have a fire, you can buy the same non-standard logs for several years, put them in piles, bringing them to operating humidity. In general, this is good plan. It just takes a lot of time to implement.
If there is a need to expand the house, then developers, as a rule, consider two options.
The first is the addition of additional premises. But, taken outside the perimeter load-bearing walls, they can only serve as household or auxiliary ones.
The second option is more acceptable. We are talking about additional square meters due to the reconstruction of the second floor. In this case, the design of a house with an attic is the most best option. By insulating the roof, you can get additional full-fledged living and utility rooms.
How functional and economically justified is it? Let's try to impartially consider all the advantages and disadvantages.
Projects of houses with an attic: “for”
- Such housing will save on building area. That is, it is logical to build a house with an attic on a small plot of land.
- On the issue of rational use total area buildings, house projects with attic room benefits compared to one-story and even two-story buildings, in which attic space not used rationally.
- The second floor of the house and the attic differ in terms of financial costs. IN classic version the attic is a more economical option. If to equip a full second floor you will need brick, concrete, timber, insulation, materials for exterior finishing, then the equipment of the attic is limited to rafters, insulation and roofing material. And if the developer plans warm attic, then the costs of insulation are added. Only in this case can you get both a residential floor and a roof. Therefore, we conclude that the cost of 1 m2 of usable area of a house with an attic is significantly lower compared to other projects.
- In addition, warm air from the lower rooms rises, which makes heating the attic floor less expensive. We can confidently talk about a reduction in fuel and electricity consumption, and, consequently, about savings in the operation of a ready-made building.
Projects of houses with an attic: “against”
- Some experts claim that main drawback projects of houses with an attic - their poor lighting. We are sure that this minus is conditional. The problem can be solved very simply by using roof windows. In addition, through them much more light enters the room than through vertical windows. Of course, attic double-glazed windows are not a cheap pleasure. But with the funds saved during construction, you can afford a comfortable organization Everyday life. In addition, there is always the opportunity to design windows and even balconies in the gables.
- The second drawback of house designs with an attic can also be considered conditional. It is believed that sloping ceilings cause depression among the residents of the house. But competent organization and the design of the premises easily eliminate this contradiction.
We draw conclusions from the above
Houses with an attic have a full second floor. Houses with an attic have some important advantages; such buildings can be adapted for both year-round and seasonal living.
Advantages of a house with an attic
Why is a country house with an attic better than an ordinary two-story one?
- An attic instead of a second floor significantly reduces heating costs in winter.
- It is more expensive to build a second floor than to build an attic.
- An attic will need to be built above the second floor, which, as a rule, is little used, but this additional room also needs to be maintained.
- An attic with sloping ceilings formed by roof slopes allows you to create an interesting, unique interior.
- You can make windows in the attic unusual shape(semicircular, triangular), additionally equip a balcony.
What to build from
For the construction of small private houses you can now choose various materials. Most often used
- ready-made frame-panel blocks,
- foam blocks,
- wood: log or beam,
- brick.
Each of these materials has its pros and cons.
Frame panels
Such houses are assembled like a designer set. All parts are made to order individual project, there is also finished projects typical country houses with an attic different sizes: 6x6, 6x8, 9x9 and so on. Frame-panel blocks weigh little, so heavy equipment is not needed to assemble the house, and the foundation can be made lightweight. Another important plus - smooth walls and no shrinkage. Almost any materials can be used for finishing.
Tree
Wooden houses They are built from sanded or rounded logs. The latter is more even, but does not have natural protection from moisture. Minus of this material- severe shrinkage. To reduce work time, use logs chamber drying. Wooden houses are environmentally friendly and provide a healthy microclimate. The tree looks beautiful, so you can get by inside minimal finishing. Important! The thicker the log, the better its thermal insulation properties. For a house where people live all year round, the diameter of the logs should be at least 25 cm.
Profiled timber is also used for construction. Compared to logs, it is easier to build with it; it has already been processed and dried, so it does not shrink. The beam saves appearance and environmental friendliness natural wood. Can be built beautiful house according to the project with an attic and veranda.
Foam blocks
This material is relatively inexpensive, so it is often used for the construction of small country houses with an attic. Foam blocks weigh little, and thanks to their large size, construction goes quickly. Thanks to the presence of air inside, they retain heat well. You can use different materials to decorate walls made of foam blocks.
Attic roof structure
Regardless of the size of the dacha, the attic is designed approximately the same. This room is located directly under the roof, through which heat exchange constantly occurs, more intensely than through the walls. Therefore, it is important to properly insulate and waterproof the roof. In winter, this is where all the moist air rises when heating the lower floor. The area of the second floor can be better used if the design includes not a gable roof, but a so-called sloping roof. For a more interesting appearance, you can make a roof complex shape, for example, this one.
Usually used as insulation mineral wool, it is laid between the rafters, and a sheathing of boards is made from below. In order for the insulation to perform its function, it must remain dry. Therefore, a vapor barrier film or foil insulation is attached to the sheathing. Under the upper ceiling, on the contrary, there is a vapor-permeable film, which will help remove moisture from the insulation. A counter-lattice and a transverse batten are made on top, and they are mounted on them. roofing material. Typically, the rafters are made of 150 mm timber, and the bottom lathing is made of 22 mm boards. It is also important to insulate gables and valleys (internal corners-gutters between slopes), if any. All layers of thermal and waterproofing are shown in the figure.
What is important to know when planning
The first thing you should pay attention to when creating a 6x6 or 6x8 house project with an attic is whether it is intended for year-round or only seasonal use. The number of residents and the possibility of guests arriving are also important. In the latter case, the plan will need to include a guest bedroom and possibly a separate bathroom. It is better to make bathrooms combined rather than as separate bathrooms and toilets. IN small houses It's better not to make a corridor, that's enough small hallway, and rooms can communicate directly. The space under the roof slopes can be used to build cabinets and storage rooms.
You can draw a design for a dacha with an attic both on paper and in modern computer programs. With their help, you can create a three-dimensional model of a house, as in the video.
House 6x6 meters
As a rule, country houses or garden houses. A 6x6 house is not a very large structure, so it is important that the inside does not look cramped or cluttered.
First floor layout
Let's give an example of a project for a 6x6 country house with an attic. On the ground floor there are three main rooms: an entrance hall, a kitchen-dining room and a bathroom. The hallway is often made large enough and a staircase is placed in it. The average size rooms - 3x3 meters. You can place a living room on the ground floor, then the kitchen will become a separate room, you can also equip an office.
It is important to use the space under the stairs - it can be up to 2 m3, so you can equip space there for storing things. The staircase is made at least 1 m wide - this will allow two people to pass safely on it. You can even make a library under the large staircase, as in the photo.
Second floor layout
In the attic, you need to plan the rooms in such a way that the staircase does not go into just one of them, but into a small common hall. This will help create the privacy you need, especially if you are planning guest rooms. Below is a project for the second floor of a country house with an attic containing three bedrooms. In this option, there is no bathroom in the attic.
House 6x8
The area of this house is larger, which allows you to accommodate everything necessary premises. Its layout is not much different from the layout of a 6x6 house.
First floor layout
On the ground floor you can place a dining room, hallway, and bathroom. This basic version, taking into account individual preferences, you can make an office, living room and other rooms here. In the project shown in the photo, part of the area is allocated for a terrace.
Second floor layout
In the project of a country house with a 6x8 attic shown in the photo below, the attic is not located above the entire first floor, part of which is occupied by an entrance hall and a veranda.
Houses with an attic are the embodiment of a comfortable and pleasant country life. Such cottages allow greater freedom in the choice of materials, design and layout of the house. In this article you will find necessary recommendations, as well as projects of houses with an attic, free drawings and photos.
Features of a house with an attic
One of the most important features of a house with an attic is that the upper part of the structure is subject to temperature changes. It is equally important to take care of the waterproofing of the room. Select lightweight materials for the attic floor. This applies to both interior decoration, and even furniture. Do not overload the foundation and walls due to the possible appearance of cracks.
It is best to form a small attic area into a single space, but if it is necessary to create internal partitions You should give preference to drywall. This material will not cause additional load on the foundation of the house.
How to build a house with an attic?
When creating a project for a house with an attic, it is necessary to take into account the features of this building. Subject to following rules you will get a beautiful and reliable durable home.
- Calculation of additional load. You cannot arbitrarily attach an attic to a one-story house, as this will lead to cracks and subsequent destruction of the foundation. If you decide to complete the attic on an already existing walls, take care of strengthening them.
- Calculation of attic height. The minimum height from floor to ceiling is 2.5 m.
- Proper roof design. When designing it, it should be taken into account that gable design will add only 67% of the base area of the house. The so-called “broken” roof will add approximately 90% of the area of the first floor. But raising the roof by 1.5 m can increase the area by 100%.
- Provide communication communications between the base and the attic;
- Think it over layout, places for and windows;
- It is very important to comply fire safety requirements, evacuation plan from the attic.
Projects of a one-story house with an attic: drawings and photos
In one-story houses, the attic most often acts as a workshop or. Often a bedroom is located on this level, due to the comfortable location in a room with low ceilings, as well as additional insulation and a beautiful view of the starry sky from the windows. We picked 10 best projects houses with an attic, below are free drawings and photos, as well as their description.
Project No. 1. The project of this house provides functional room on the attic level, which contains a bedroom, a bathroom and two additional rooms, which, at your discretion, can be arranged as living rooms or children's rooms. Cosy frame house involves making it from brick and expanded clay concrete. Big windows do inner space the house is well lit. The building fully meets all the requirements of a residential building.
Project No. 2. Cozy cottage in eco style with a large dining-living room on the ground floor. The project allows you to place three rooms, a bathroom and a small hall in the attic, as well as access to the balcony. A convenient wide staircase is provided. There is also a second exit to the veranda on the ground floor. This house is perfect for a large family for a comfortable country holiday.
Project No. 3. Small and at the same time functional cottage with a living-dining room and an office on the ground floor. The attic space occupies three adjoining rooms and a bathroom. The simple form of the building is enhanced by a bay window in the living room and dormer window With flat roof. The house is perfect for both relaxation and work.
Project No. 4. Compact house V rustic style. On the ground floor there is a living room with a dining area, a kitchen and a toilet. The attic can be reached via a comfortable wide staircase. There are three bedrooms and a bathroom.
Project No. 5. Functional one-story house with attic suitable for big family. The project includes a spacious dining room, office, bathroom and kitchen on the ground floor, as well as three adjacent rooms and a bathroom on the attic level. The shape of the house is complemented by a bay window on the ground floor in the living-dining room and access to the balcony, as well as a window with another additional balcony and a gable roof.
Project No. 6. Budget project houses with an attic are perfect for living and relaxing. On the ground floor there is a large, spacious living room (48.6 m2), which can also serve as a dining room. In the attic there are three bedrooms, a bathroom and a spacious balcony.
Project No. 7. A simple one-story house with a functional layout is designed for a family of five. Simple form complemented by a bay window and a balcony. The entrance through the hallway leads to the hall, where there is a staircase to the attic and doors to all rooms on the first floor: living room, bathroom, kitchen and children's room. On the attic level there are three bedrooms, a spacious bathroom, and two dressing rooms, one of which is adjacent to the large bedroom.
Project No. 8. By choosing a house project with an attic and a garage, you will save money on construction work due to combination main walls. In addition, the two-in-one solution reduces garage heating costs thanks to warm walls Houses. And besides, there is no need to go outside in bad weather to get into the garage - the main part of the house is connected to the garage through a storage room. Large windows make the house bright, and two small terraces will contribute to a pleasant outdoor recreation.
Project No. 9. Project of this cozy home provides for the installation of a twin house in mirror design. Distinctive feature of this simple structure is the roof of the garage, which extends over the entrance terrace and is supported by three wooden beams. Exterior finishing the house is distinguished by the wooden frame of classic window openings. On the ground floor there is a living room, a kitchen combined with a dining room, and a bathroom; the attic level is occupied by two bedrooms and a bathroom.
The garage is directly connected to the house using a folding staircase, which saves space for storing tools and other necessary things.
Two-story houses with an attic have a presentable appearance. Such houses are designed for a comfortable country or country holiday. As a rule, the layout of a two-story house with an attic provides for the arrangement of rooms common use on the first level (this could be a living room, dining room, kitchen), and personal apartments on the second floor (master bedrooms, bathroom, children's rooms). When choosing materials, you can choose concrete, brick or wood. Possible combined options, where one floor is made of timber and the other of brick. Below is project No. 10, the final one in our selection.
