Heathland Valley

Heathland Valley represents a thoughtfully designed Nord Haus project that merges contemporary comfort with sustainable building practices. With a total area of 141.7 m² arranged across one floor, this home includes four functional rooms and two full bathrooms, accommodating a family of 4-5 members seamlessly.

The interior layout prioritises everyday convenience: an open-plan living-dining area serving as the home's focal point, three separate bedrooms offering flexibility for different household needs, a kitchen connected directly to the dining space, and provision for a single-car garage. The multi-pitched roof features a 30° slope and a ridge height of 7.1 m, delivering excellent water drainage while establishing a distinctive architectural presence. The usable living area spans 115.6 m² with a total building volume of 903.5 m³.

SIP panels from Nord Haus deliver exceptional energy performance: typical heating demand in Central European climates averages 3-4 kW/h during peak winter season. The material's ecological credentials, combined with the ability to build throughout the year and minimised on-site waste, make this project an environmentally conscious solution. The compact plot requirement of 24.7 × 20.1 m ensures the home fits efficiently on smaller land parcels, reducing development costs.