End-terraced house (low-energy house), ideal for allergy sufferers, large families, multi-generational households, and shared living arrangements.

Terraced house with a living area of 135 square meters. New construction, available from April 1, 2023. Ideal for large families, multi-generational living, or shared living between families. The basement has a ceiling height of 2.50 meters, the ground floor 2.78 meters, and the upper floor 2.50 meters. The attic has an artist's studio feel. There is a bathtub, shower, and toilet in the basement, and a shower and toilet on the upper floor. The upper floor can easily be used as a separate apartment. The house can be divided into two independent living units. It features underfloor heating and an energy-efficient ventilation system that provides continuous ventilation to all rooms, creating a pleasant and microbiologically clean indoor climate, particularly suitable for allergy sufferers. There is parquet flooring throughout (living room, kitchen, and hobby room in the basement). Large windows provide ample natural light. The garden side features floor-to-ceiling windows, creating a sense of spaciousness. In front of the living room, there is a covered loggia with a terrace. On the upper floor, each room facing the garden has a floor-to-ceiling window providing access to a balcony. The house was built as a KfW efficiency house 70, meaning that the new construction exceeds the requirements of the EnEV 2009 by 30%. The primary energy requirement is approximately 43.8 kWh/m2. The building is supplied with its own high-efficiency gas heating system, central hot water production, and solar thermal panels. Except for the converted attic spaces, the rooms are heated using underfloor heating. The controlled ventilation systems with heat recovery were installed in the building as a roof-mounted central unit. Additionally, there are heated rooms in the converted attic spaces, which are accessed by wooden staircases and are located within the building's thermal envelope.