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Pasha 3 house plan with attic and five bedrooms (133.4 м²)

Pasha 3 house design 133.4 m² with attic:
  • Total area:133.4 м²
  • House dimensions:9 м х 9.62 м
CONSTRUCTION:
  • Foundations:Tape monolith reinforced concrete
  • Exterior Walls:Aerated concrete block 375 mm
  • Overlaps:Reinforced concrete panels, Wooden joist
  • Roof:Pitched
  • Roofing:Bitumen tile
Pasha 3 is a ready-made house plan with an area of 133.4 m². The house design includes five bedrooms, a kitchen-living area, two bathrooms, a utility room, a covered terrace and a carport. The layout is suitable for a large family.
Project price:
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plan for the first floor of the house project, Pasha 3
NameSq.m
1Рortal 2.2
2Hallway 6.9
3Kitchen 14.3
4Living room 21.2
5Study room 13.2
6Boiler room 3.5
7Bathroom 5.7
Total floor area67
plan for the second floor of the house project, Pasha 3
NameSq.m
1Bathroom 4.2
2Corridor 3.7
3Bedroom 14.3
4Bedroom 15.1
5Bedroom 13.2
6Bedroom 11.1
7Staircase 3.8
Total floor area65,4
Input data and construction description
Parameter data
Soil carrying capacity 1.5кг/см2
Foundations Tape monolith reinforced concrete
Walls Aerated concrete block 375 mm
Roofing Bitumen tile
Number of floors 2
First floor floor On the ground
Ground floor height 2.7 м
Mansard wall height 2.7 м
Overlap of the first floor Reinforced concrete panels
Overlap of the second floor Wooden joist

Ready-Made One-and-a-Half-Storey House Project «Pasha 3» with an Area of 133.4 m² and Five Bedrooms

«Pasha 3» is a ready-made project of a one-and-a-half-storey mansard house with an area of 133.4 m², featuring five bedrooms, a kitchen-living room, two bathrooms, a boiler room and a covered terrace. A carport for two cars is attached to the house.

Despite the modest dimensions of the main building volume of 9 × 9.6 m, the house manages to fit five separate bedrooms. Among offerings matching the search query «one-and-a-half-storey house projects», this house stands out for its functional zoning into daytime and private areas.

Who Is This House For

The «Pasha 3» project suits a large family with three or four children who need separate bedrooms. Four rooms are located on the mansard floor, and one more is on the ground floor.

The ground-floor bedroom is convenient for older family members or guests. It can also be used as a study.

The house is suitable for multi-generational living. The bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor are convenient for older family members who find it difficult to use stairs regularly.

A carport is provided next to the house, allowing two cars to be parked without building a separate garage.

Floor Plan

The ground floor area is 67 m². The entrance to the house is through a vestibule of 2.2 m², which separates the living areas from the street. Beyond it is a hallway of 6.9 m² with space for a wardrobe.

The kitchen of 14.3 m² is connected by a wide opening to the living room of 21.2 m². Together they form a daytime zone with a total area of 35.5 m². The kitchen area allows for a convenient work zone and a large dining table. The living room has space allocated for a fireplace.

From the living room you can go out onto the terrace, covered by a single-pitch roof. This is a convenient spot for summer meals and relaxation.

The ground floor also includes a bedroom of 13.2 m², a bathroom of 5.7 m² and a boiler room of 3.5 m².

The staircase to the mansard floor is located in the living room. Placing the staircase in the living room reduced the area taken up by internal corridors.

The mansard has an area of 66.4 m². The bedrooms range from 11.1 to 15.1 m², so the rooms can be used as children's rooms, a parents' bedroom or a study.

A compact hallway of 3.7 m² is located in the centre of the floor, and a second bathroom of 4.2 m² is situated next to the bedrooms.

Architectural Design

The house has a simple rectangular volume and a tall gable roof with wide eaves. A small mansard window is set into the main slope.

Two brick chimneys rise above the roof — for the boiler and the fireplace. A carport for two cars runs along the side facade.

Structural Solutions

  • Foundation: strip foundation made of monolithic reinforced concrete.
  • Floor: on a monolithic concrete slab 100 mm thick with 100 mm polystyrene insulation.
  • External walls: aerated concrete blocks 375 mm thick.
  • Internal load-bearing wall: 380 mm thick, made of M100 brick on M75 mortar.
  • Partitions: aerated concrete blocks 100 mm thick.
  • Ground floor ceiling: reinforced concrete panels resting on a monolithic reinforced concrete ring beam at the top of the walls.
  • Ceiling above the mansard: timber, insulated with 300 mm roll mineral wool.
  • Roof: gable, with a 42° pitch; the sloped planes begin at a height of 1.36 m from the mansard floor; solar panels can be installed.
  • Room height: 2.7 m on the ground floor and up to 2.7 m on the mansard.
  • Heating: a boiler room for a gas or electric boiler, plus a fireplace.

Why Choose the «Pasha 3» Project

  1. Five bedrooms: with a total area of 133.4 m² and a small corridor footprint, every member of a large family gets a private room.
  2. Phased construction: the first stage is building the house with a large cold attic; the second stage is insulating the attic and converting it into a full living mansard.
  3. Ground-floor bedroom and bathroom: convenient for older family members or guests.
  4. Terrace access: the living room opens onto a covered terrace.
  5. Carport for two cars: attached to the house.
  6. Solar panel option: can be installed on the roof slope.
  7. Compact dimensions: the main building volume is just 9 × 9.6 m.

If you are considering one-and-a-half-storey house projects for a large family, «Pasha 3» offers a rational layout without excessively increasing the size of the house.

FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions about the «Pasha 3» Project

Can the reinforced concrete ground-floor ceiling panels be replaced with timber beams?

Yes. However, this requires calculations and changes to the structural part of the project.

Can the layout of the house be changed?

Individual changes are possible after checking their impact on the load-bearing structures, utility networks, chimney flues and facade architecture.

Does the foundation need to be adapted to the plot?

Yes. For proper adaptation, it is advisable to carry out geological surveys and take into account the terrain, soil composition and groundwater level.

Conclusion

«Pasha 3» is designed for a family that needs five separate bedrooms, two bathrooms and space for two cars. The ground-floor bedroom is convenient for guests or older family members, while the four rooms on the mansard form a separate private part of the house. With a main building volume of 9 × 9.6 m, the area is used economically, without large corridors.

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