Bungalow floor plans 150 m²: room layout at a glance
Short answer: Bungalow floor plans of 150 m² offer single-storey space for four to five rooms: an open living-dining-kitchen area of around 55 to 65 m², a master bedroom with a dressing room, two to three children's or study rooms, a family bathroom and often a second bathroom. With us you currently find 2 bungalows between 138 and 165 m², the cheapest from €409,000 catalogue starting price. These manufacturer prices exclude the plot and ancillary construction costs.
The great advantage of the bungalow is stair-free, low-barrier living — convenient in everyday life and future-proof in the long term. With 150 m² you gain around 30 m² over the Bungalow floor plan 120 m² — enough for a fifth room, a separate en-suite bathroom or a spacious master suite with a dressing room. Smart zoning remains important: an open living area as the centrepiece, a quiet sleeping wing and sufficient storage via a utility room, which becomes particularly important when doing without a basement.
Floor plan variants for a bungalow around 150 m²: layout and what they suit
| Floor plan variant 150 m² | Layout | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Rectangular bungalow, 4 rooms | Large living-dining centre (~62 m²), 2 children's rooms, master bedroom with dressing room, family bathroom + guest WC | Families who want lots of open living space |
| Rectangular bungalow, 5 rooms | Living centre (~52 m²), 2 children's rooms, study/guest room, master bedroom, family bathroom + en-suite | Families with a home office and guest needs |
| L-shaped bungalow, 5 rooms | Living wing and sleeping wing separated in an L-shape, courtyard terrace in the crook, 2 bathrooms | Families wanting a quiet sleeping area |
| Bungalow with a master suite | Master bedroom + dressing room + own bathroom, 2 children's rooms, study, family bathroom | Couples/families wanting a retreat |
The house prices on this page are the providers' catalogue "from" prices (ancillary costs +15–20%). Calculate your realistic total including the plot in the Cost Calculator.
Example floor plans: rectangle and L-shaped bungalow
The following schematic floor plans show two proven 150 m² variants. They serve as orientation and are not to scale — plan the specific layout with the architect or the prefabricated house provider.
m² distribution: how the 150 m² split across the rooms
The following distribution is a proven guide value for a 5-room family layout. It shows how much floor area the individual zones typically take up. Depending on the number of rooms, the L-shape or a master suite, the values shift — but the living centre almost always remains the largest single item with around 39 percent of the living area.
Example m² distribution of a 150 m² bungalow (5-room variant, guide values)
| Room / zone | Area (guide value) | Share of 150 m² |
|---|---|---|
| Living / dining / kitchen | 58 m² | 39% |
| Master bedroom + dressing room | 22 m² | 15% |
| Children's/study rooms (2–3×) | 36 m² | 24% |
| Family bathroom + en-suite/guest WC | 18 m² | 12% |
| Hallway / entrance hall | 9 m² | 6% |
| Utility room / services | 7 m² | 4% |
Zoning tips: separating living, sleeping and services
Living zone: the open living-dining-kitchen area is the centrepiece of the 150 m² bungalow. Plan it facing south or west with direct terrace access. A kitchen island and a generous dining table fit easily into this floor area.
Sleeping zone: place the bedrooms as far as possible from the living centre so that peace and quiet prevail. At 150 m², the master bedroom, dressing room and en-suite bathroom form a private suite; the children's rooms group around the family bathroom.
Services zone: the utility room, building services and storage ideally belong close to the entrance and kitchen. As the bungalow is often built without a basement, a generous utility room replaces the missing storage — do not plan it too tightly.
What does a 150 m² bungalow cost? Price range 2026
The following table shows the price range for a 150 m² bungalow as a prefabricated house, tiered by completion stage and standard. These are ranges, as of 2026, in each case excluding the plot and ancillary construction costs of 15 to 20 percent.
Price range for a 150 m² bungalow as a prefabricated house (ranges, as of 2026, excluding plot)
| Completion stage / standard | Price range per m² (as of 2026) | 150 m² total (excluding plot) |
|---|---|---|
| Shell-completion house with DIY work | €1,600–2,200/m² | €240,000–330,000 |
| Turnkey, volume house | €2,350–3,000/m² | €352,000–450,000 |
| Turnkey, upper standard | €3,000–3,800/m² | €450,000–570,000 |
| Turnkey, premium/architect house | €3,800–4,500/m² | €570,000–675,000 |
In our current selection the catalogue "from" prices range from €409,000 to €419,000 — the spread is mainly explained by the completion stage, fit-out, basement option and energy standard. Always add the plot, servicing, building permit and outdoor facilities to the house price — the guide to house building costs shows how. The page Prefabricated bungalow prices bundles specific bungalow price ranges, and Building a bungalow: costs explains the total costs.
150 m² compared with 120 and 200 m²
The choice of living area is always a compromise between needs, budget and plot size. The 120 m² bungalow is the balanced family sweet spot; the 200 m² bungalow offers very large rooms, a second living area or a granny flat. The 150 m² lies in between and is considered a comfortable layout for larger families wanting a master suite and a second bathroom.
If you are budgeting more tightly, take a look at the Bungalow floor plan 100 m²; if you are planning very generously, look to the Bungalow floor plan 200 m². Sorted by number of rooms, you find suitable layouts under Bungalow floor plan 4 rooms and Bungalow floor plan 5 rooms. The Bungalow floor plans overview bundles all variants.
2 bungalow houses around 150 m² with prices
These bungalows and L-shaped bungalows come from our curated database and are sorted by catalogue "from" price in ascending order (houses without a stated price are at the end, no ranking). All images, floor plans and details come from the manufacturers.
Checklist: planning 150 m² bungalow floor plans cleverly
On one level, the number of rooms, zoning and accessibility determine living comfort. These points help you make the best use of the 150 m²:
- Decide on the number of rooms: should it be four spacious or five more compact rooms? The 150 m² allow both.
- Choose the zoning: rectangular bungalow (compact, cheaper) or L-shaped bungalow (clear separation of living/sleeping)?
- Consider a second bathroom or master suite: at 150 m² both are realistic — play it through with the provider early.
- Factor in accessibility: threshold-free transitions, door widths from 90 cm, a floor-level shower and 1.50 m movement areas.
- Decide consciously between a basement or floor slab — at 150 m² the floor slab usually remains the cheaper route.
- Plan for storage: a generous utility room and built-in wardrobes replace the missing basement.
- Check the plot and the plot coverage ratio (GRZ): the 150 m² bungalow needs a considerably larger plot than a multi-storey house.
- Never confuse the catalogue 'from' price with the total costs — budget for the plot and 15–20% ancillary construction costs separately.
Other sizes and suitable houses compared
Is 150 m² too big or too small for you? Families live more compactly in the Bungalow floor plan 120 m², while the Bungalow with a granny flat offers more space with a separate residential unit. The page Bungalow as a prefabricated house explains the house type, and the page Prefabricated bungalow gives an overall overview of the prefabricated bungalow. The floor plan overview bundles all other layouts.
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