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Plesetske 3 one-story SIP house plan with three bedrooms (83 м²)

Plesetske 3 SIP house plan 82.6 m²:
  • Total area:83 м²
  • House dimensions:6.44 м х 14.54 м
CONSTRUCTION:
  • Foundations:Screw piles
  • Exterior Walls:SIP panels
  • Overlaps:SIP panels, Monolith reinforced concrete
  • Roof:Pitched
  • Roofing:surface polymer-bitumen membrane
Plesetske 3 is a ready-made one-story SIP house plan with an area of 82.6 m². The house design features three bedrooms, an open kitchen-living area, two bathrooms, a pantry and a separate utility room, making it suitable for narrow lots.
Project price:
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House plan Plesecke 3
NameSq.m
1Hallway 3.4
2Corridor 3.9
3Bedroom 12.0
4Walk-in closet 2.7
5Half-bathroom 3.1
6Boiler room 3.6
7Half-bathroom 4.0
8Dining-room 24.4
9Bedroom 11.1
10Bedroom 11.1
11Pantry 3.3
Total floor area82,6
Input data and construction description
Parameter data
Foundations Screw piles
Walls SIP panels
Roofing surface polymer-bitumen membrane
Number of floors 1
First floor floor On the ground
Ground floor height м
Overlap of the first floor SIP panels
Overlap of the second floor Monolith reinforced concrete

SIP Panel House Project «Plesetske 3»

«Plesetske 3» is a modern SIP panel house project with an area of 82.6 m², designed for comfortable living for a family of 3–4 people. Despite its compact size, the house has three separate bedrooms, a spacious kitchen-living room, two bathrooms, a dressing room, a storage room and a utility room. The width of the house is only 6.44 m, making it well suited for building on narrow plots.

General Concept

The main goal when developing the project was to create a house without wasted space, where every room serves a specific function. The rational layout delivers a level of comfort typical of much larger homes.

The simple rectangular shape of the building makes it economical to build and operate. A smaller external envelope reduces heat loss, while the use of SIP panels provides high thermal insulation performance and helps cut heating costs.

Who This Project Is For

The «Plesetske 3» SIP panel house project is a strong choice for:

  • a family with two children;
  • a young family planning to move from an apartment to their own house;
  • owners of narrow plots;
  • clients who want to build a modern energy-efficient house quickly;
  • those looking for a compact house for permanent residence or countryside living.

The rational area of the house helps avoid unnecessary costs both during construction and in the course of further operation.

Floor Plan

The layout is built on the principle of a clear division into public and private areas. The kitchen-living room of 24.4 m² is located at the centre of the house. Large windows provide good natural light and create a comfortable space for the whole family to relax.

The private area includes two children's bedrooms of 11.1 m² each and a master bedroom of 12 m² with a private bathroom and dressing room.

Near the entrance there is an additional dressing room and space for a large sliding wardrobe. A separate utility room accommodates a gas or electric boiler, a water heater, a water treatment system and a washing machine.

Despite the area of just 82.6 m², the house does not feel cramped, thanks to minimal corridor space and a well-thought-out arrangement of rooms.

Architecture and Facades

The house is designed in a modern minimalist style. Simple geometric forms, a flat roof and restrained facade finishes keep it relevant regardless of architectural trends. The large windows of the kitchen-living room provide natural light and visually connect the interior with the plot.

The facades can easily be adapted to the client's preferences. Siding, decorative plaster, fibre cement panels, thermal panels or decorative wooden elements can all be used for the finish.

Structural Solutions

The SIP panel house project is developed using a modern fast-build technology. SIP panels (Structural Insulated Panels) are multi-layer structural elements consisting of a thermal insulation core (most commonly expanded polystyrene) and two OSB boards firmly bonded under pressure. The panels simultaneously perform load-bearing and thermal insulation functions, which shortens construction time and ensures a high level of energy efficiency.

Compared to traditional brick or aerated concrete walls, SIP technology offers a number of advantages:

  • high thermal insulation performance;
  • fast construction;
  • low structural weight, allowing the use of economical foundation types;
  • no significant settlement;
  • high geometric precision of structures;
  • the ability to build in any season;
  • lower transportation and installation costs.

The «Pleseske 3» project features a screw pile foundation, external walls, floors and ceilings made from SIP panels, and a flat roof with a modified bitumen membrane covering.

Project Advantages

«Plesetske 3» combines compact dimensions with a functional layout. Despite an area of under 83 m², the house has three separate bedrooms, a spacious kitchen-living room, two bathrooms, a dressing room, a storage room and a separate utility room.

The compact footprint allows the house to be built even on narrow plots, while SIP technology ensures high energy efficiency, fast construction and low running costs. In terms of comfort, this project is on par with houses of a significantly larger area.

Possible Modifications

At the client's request, the project can be adapted to suit the specific features of the plot and the individual needs of the family. The architect can:

  • adjust the floor plan;
  • change the dimensions of the house;
  • adapt the foundation to the engineering and geological conditions;
  • change the facade finish;
  • adjust the roof structure;
  • produce a mirrored version of the project;
  • add a terrace.

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

Can this house be built without SIP panels?

Yes. If needed, the project can be adapted for construction using aerated concrete, ceramic blocks or other wall materials.

Is the project suitable for a narrow plot?

Yes. With a width of only 6.44 m, the house fits easily on most narrow plots of 12–15 m width, provided fire safety distances are observed.

Can the layout be changed?

Yes. The layout can be adjusted to suit the client's requirements before construction begins.

Can the appearance of the facades be changed?

Yes. The project allows for a variety of finishing materials without changing the main architectural concept.

How long does construction take?

Thanks to the high degree of factory readiness of the panels, the shell of the house can be erected in approximately 1.5–2 months. The overall construction timeline depends on the specification, finishing works and installation of utility systems.

Conclusion

«Plesetske 3» is a modern SIP panel house project that combines a functional layout, energy efficiency and compact dimensions. Three separate bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious kitchen-living room and well-thought-out zoning provide comfortable living for a family of 3–4 people. If you are looking for a single-storey SIP panel house project for permanent residence, this project is a practical, economical and long-lasting solution.

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