Frame cot­tages are gain­ing pop­u­lar­i­ty in the hous­ing con­struc­tion mar­ket. They are quick­ly erect­ed and are demo­c­ra­t­i­cal­ly com­pared to build­ings made of brick, tim­ber and block. In addi­tion, there are more and more attrac­tive projects of mod­ern frame hous­es every day. Which of them are the most suc­cess­ful, we will find out in this mate­r­i­al.

Alek­sey Grishchenko, founder and devel­op­ment direc­tor of Fin­sky Domik LLC, is sure that there is no ide­al project. “All peo­ple have dif­fer­ent ideas about com­fort, aes­thet­ics. In addi­tion, any ide­al project may not be suit­able when you try to place it on a spe­cif­ic site, the expert says. — It turns out that the entrance needs to be made from the oth­er side, the view from the liv­ing room is obtained on the neigh­bor’s fence, the bed­room is adja­cent to the road along which cars con­stant­ly dri­ve. There­fore, any house project must be con­sid­ered in con­junc­tion with the site on which it will be locat­ed.

Editor’s Choice

“Terem”: project “Watercolor 1”

Aquarelle 1 is a one-sto­ry cot­tage with an area of ​​99 sq. m, very spa­cious, with an intu­itive lay­out. All rooms are con­ve­nient­ly grouped around the hall: a liv­ing room-kitchen, two iso­lat­ed rooms, a bath­room, a boil­er room.

A large L‑shaped liv­ing room is com­bined with a din­ing room and a kitchen. Fea­tures of the cot­tage — panoram­ic win­dows and a sec­ond light — sug­gest the absence of ceil­ings between floors. This increas­es the height of the win­dows at least twice and cre­ates a feel­ing of infin­i­ty of space.

A ter­race is includ­ed in the basic pack­age. It is avail­able in two ver­sions: cov­ered or in the form of a per­go­la. You can also mod­i­fy the cot­tage project: change the lay­out, move the walls a lit­tle, choose a dif­fer­ent fin­ish. “Terem” real­izes any of your ideas.

Com­pre­hen­sive offer “Come in and live”

Cot­tage “Aquarelle 1” can be ordered on a turnkey basis: with inte­ri­or and exte­ri­or dec­o­ra­tion, util­i­ties, basic plumb­ing and fur­ni­ture solu­tions in the kitchen and bath­rooms. In three months you will receive a house com­plete­ly ready for liv­ing.

• The cost and terms of con­struc­tion are fixed in the con­tract and do not change dur­ing the process. This means that the con­struc­tion will not be delayed, you will not have to buy any­thing.
• You do not have to be present at the venue in per­son. Terem con­trols all stages of con­struc­tion and sends pho­to reports every three days.
• All work is guar­an­teed for up to 25 years. You can order ser­vice at home. It’s like main­te­nance for a car: reg­u­lar­ly check­ing all the ele­ments of the struc­ture and fix­ing any prob­lems.
• For clients of Terem, there are spe­cial con­di­tions for a loan from 11 part­ner banks: low rates, a min­i­mum of doc­u­ments and fast pro­cess­ing times. Employ­ees of “Terem-finance” will help to draw up doc­u­ments, pre­pare and send appli­ca­tions.

Con­struc­tion time: up to three months (depend­ing on the select­ed project).

Price: from 2 919 600 ₽.

Edi­tor’s Choice

“Water­col­or 1”

Cot­tage from the com­pa­ny “Terem”

Spa­cious one-sto­ry cot­tage with an intu­itive lay­out and the abil­i­ty to adapt to cus­tomer requests

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Characteristics

Pros and cons

Con­tacts:

Moscow, Orekhovy Boule­vard, 26B

Tel: +7 (495) 461–01–10

www.terem-pro.ru

Top 11 frame house projects in 2022 according to KP

1. “Finnish house”: project “Skandika 135”

The house has 135 square meters of total area and 118 square meters of use­ful premis­es. At the same time, the house has four bed­rooms, two full-fledged bath­rooms, two dress­ing rooms (one of which can be used as a pantry), a util­i­ty room, a spa­cious kitchen-liv­ing room and an addi­tion­al hall.

In a sep­a­rate util­i­ty room, you can place engi­neer­ing equip­ment, put a wash­ing machine and dry­er, store linen, house­hold chem­i­cals, mops, a vac­u­um clean­er and oth­er house­hold tri­fles. An inter­est­ing idea that is pop­u­lar in Swe­den is the sec­ond hall. Instead of a use­less cor­ri­dor, they make an addi­tion­al walk-through room in which, for exam­ple, chil­dren can play. If desired, this room and the entire “sleep­ing” wing of the house can be iso­lat­ed with a door.

Characteristics

Price: from 6 500 000 rubles

Pros and cons

2. “DomKarkasStroy”: Project “KD-31”

The frame house is a two-sto­ry build­ing with a total area of ​​114 square meters. On the ground floor there is a spa­cious liv­ing room, kitchen, hall, bath­room and a room that can be used as a stor­age room or dress­ing room. The sec­ond floor con­sists of three bed­rooms and a bath­room.

The top floor is attic. Out­side, the house has a cov­ered porch of more than 5 square meters, on which you can install out­door fur­ni­ture, such as a table and a cou­ple of chairs.

Characteristics

Price: from 1 425 000 rubles

Pros and cons

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3. “Good houses”: Project “AS-2595F”

One-storey house has a total area of ​​150 square meters. The project includes three bed­rooms, two bath­rooms, a com­bined kitchen-liv­ing room with a small pantry, as well as a hall and a dress­ing room. The house is “adja­cent” to a garage with an area of ​​almost 31 square meters and a large ter­race. One part of the veran­da is under the roof, and the oth­er is under the open sky. The house also has an attic.

The facade of the house is cov­ered with plas­ter, but if desired, it can be lined with dec­o­ra­tive ele­ments, for exam­ple, under a wood­en beam, brick or stone.

Characteristics

Pros and cons

4. “Canadian hut”: project “Parma”

The frame house “Par­ma”, made in the Ger­man style, has a total area of ​​124 square meters. It has two floors. On the ground floor there is a large kitchen-liv­ing room, a hall, a bath­room, a boil­er room and a ter­race. The sec­ond floor con­sists of two bed­rooms (large and not so), a bath­room, a dress­ing room and two bal­conies.

The project is made in such a way that the house does not occu­py a large amount of land on the site. Its dimen­sions are 8 meters by 9 meters. The dec­o­ra­tion of the build­ing out­side and inside is made of nat­ur­al wood­en lin­ing.

Characteristics

Price: from 2 800 000 rubles

Pros and cons

5. “Maksidomstroy”: Project “Milord”

The two-sto­ry house with a total area of ​​100.5 square meters has three large bed­rooms, a kitchen-din­ing room, a liv­ing room, two bath­rooms, a hall, a util­i­ty room (boil­er room) and a cov­ered ter­race. The entrance to the house is equipped with a full porch.

The height of the ceil­ings on the first floor is 2.5 meters, and on the sec­ond — 2.3 meters. The wood­en stair­case to the sec­ond floor is equipped with rail­ings and chis­elled balus­ters.

Characteristics

Price: from 1 500 000 rubles

Pros and cons

6. “Terem”: project “Premier 4”

The project of a two-sto­ry frame house includes three bed­rooms, a spa­cious bath­room and a bath­room. The large liv­ing room is com­bined with the din­ing room, and from the kitchen there is access to a cozy cov­ered ter­race.

On the ground floor there is a util­i­ty room that can be used as a stor­age room. In the hall with an area of ​​almost 8 square meters, you can place a wardrobe and a shoe rack.

Characteristics

Price: from 4,380,000 rubles

Pros and cons

7. “Karkasnik”: project “KD24”

“KD24” is a spa­cious house with an area of ​​120.25 square meters. The first floor con­sists of a kitchen, a liv­ing room, a large bed­room, a vestibule and a bath­room. The entrance group is com­bined with a small ter­race, which, if desired, can be equipped with out­door fur­ni­ture.

On the sec­ond floor there are two bed­rooms, one of which has a bal­cony. There is also a hall that can be used as a game room.

There are sev­er­al options for exte­ri­or fin­ish­es: from a sim­ple lin­ing to a block­house and sid­ing. Inside the house, the ceil­ing and walls of the attic are lined with clap­board.

Characteristics

Price: from 1,693,000 rubles

Pros and cons

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8. World of Homes: Euro‑5 project

The house with four bed­rooms and a spa­cious ter­race has a total area of ​​126 square meters. The project pro­vides for a com­bined kitchen-liv­ing room, two large bath­rooms on each floor.

The entrance area is sep­a­rat­ed from oth­er rooms, plus there is a full-fledged boil­er room.

The height of the ceil­ings in the house can be from 2.4 to 2.6 meters. Exter­nal fin­ish­ing imi­tates a bar. Inside the walls can be sheathed with clap­board or dry­wall.

Characteristics

Price: from 2,000,000 rubles

Pros and cons

9. “Cascade”: Project “KD-28”

This frame house project is not like the oth­ers. Its main fea­ture is the pres­ence of a sec­ond light and high panoram­ic win­dows. In 145 square meters of the house there is a spa­cious liv­ing room, kitchen, three bed­rooms, two bath­rooms and a large ter­race.

Addi­tion­al­ly, a tech­ni­cal room is pro­vid­ed.

The front door is “pro­tect­ed” by a porch. The roof is made of met­al tiles, and the exte­ri­or trim is made of clap­board or imi­ta­tion tim­ber.

Characteristics

Price: from 2 585 000 rubles

Pros and cons

10. “Russian houses”: the project “Ryazan”

The frame house for a small fam­i­ly with two bed­rooms has an area of ​​102 square meters. This one-sto­ry build­ing has every­thing you need: a spa­cious kitchen-liv­ing room, bath­room, hall and boil­er room. For out­door recre­ation, a veran­da of 12 square meters is pro­vid­ed. The height of the ceil­ings in the house is 2.5 meters.

Characteristics

Pros and cons

11. Domoteka: Geneva project

There is noth­ing super­flu­ous in the Gene­va project. In 108 square meters there are 3 sep­a­rate bed­rooms, a kitchen-din­ing room, a liv­ing room and two bath­rooms. The entrance area is sep­a­rat­ed into a sep­a­rate room. Out­side there is a full porch.

The frame of the house is treat­ed with spe­cial bio­pro­tec­tion against fire.

Characteristics

Price: from 1,426,000 rubles

Pros and cons

How to choose the right frame house project

The house for per­ma­nent res­i­dence assumes the pos­si­bil­i­ty of year-round oper­a­tion. There­fore, when choos­ing a project, it is impor­tant First of all, pay atten­tion to ther­mal insu­la­tion.. Its thick­ness should be enough to keep warm even at low tem­per­a­tures. If the house is being built only for the sum­mer sea­son, a small lay­er of heat-insu­lat­ing mate­r­i­al will be quite enough.

The area and height of the house, in addi­tion to per­son­al pref­er­ences, is affect­ed by plot size. In a small area, it is opti­mal to build a two-sto­ry cot­tage so that there is room for a gar­den, veg­etable gar­den or garage. One-sto­ry projects are usu­al­ly pop­u­lar with own­ers of large lots. As for the lay­out, it is impor­tant to take into account the num­ber of peo­ple liv­ing in the house and the per­son­al needs of the own­ers.

Anoth­er impor­tant fac­tor is type of foun­da­tion, because it is on it that the whole struc­ture of the house will be held. The larg­er, taller and more com­plex the project, the stronger and more reli­able the foun­da­tion should be. The choice is also influ­enced by the lev­el of ground­wa­ter and the type of soil on the site.