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5-room bungalow floor plan: plenty of space on one level

A 5-room bungalow floor plan brings plenty of space onto one level: open living area, master bedroom, two to three children's rooms and a study or guest room – no stairs, with two separate sleeping areas. We show typical living areas, three example layouts from the rectangle to the L-shaped bungalow, who the floor plan suits – and present 7 specific 5-room bungalows with prices.

5-room bungalow floor plan: large single-level L-shaped bungalow as a new build, example image
Example house: large, single-level 5-room bungalow — floor plans and prices vary by provider, as of 2026.

5-room bungalow floor plan: size and layout

Short answer: A 5-room bungalow floor plan usually has 140 to 190 m² of living space: an open living-dining-kitchen area of around 55 to 70 m², a master bedroom, two to three children's rooms and a study or guest room, plus a family bathroom and usually a second bathroom. We currently have 7 5-room bungalows, the cheapest from €309.000 catalogue starting price. These manufacturer prices apply excluding plot and additional construction costs.

The great advantage of the bungalow is stair-free, low-barrier living. In the 5-room variant it offers plenty of reserve: enough space for three children or for two children plus a study and guest room. Anyone who wants to build a little more compactly should look at the 4-room bungalow floor plan . At this size, the smart zoning with two separate sleeping areas and enough storage via a generous utility room remains important.

7 bungalows
with 5 rooms
filtered live from our house database (bungalow & L-shaped bungalow)
from €309.000
lowest catalogue 'from' price
manufacturer price excluding plot & additional construction costs
140–190 m²
typical living space
single-level, low-barrier – the layout for larger families

Three layouts for a 5-room bungalow: layout and what they suit

5-room layoutLayoutSuits
Rectangular bungalow (~155 m²)Living-dining hub (~60 m²), master bedroom, 3 children's rooms, study, family bathroom + en-suiteFamilies with three children
Bungalow with master suite (~170 m²)Master bedroom + dressing room + bathroom, 2 children's rooms, study and guest room, family bathroom, utility roomFamilies wanting a retreat area
L-shaped bungalow (~180 m²)Living and sleeping wings separated in an L-shape, two sleeping areas each with own bathroom, courtyard terraceLarge families and multi-generation households

The house prices on this page are the providers' catalogue "from" prices (additional costs +15–20%). You can calculate your realistic total including the plot in the cost calculator.

Three example layouts for the 5-room bungalow

Layout 1 – Rectangular bungalow (~155 m²): A long structure with a living-dining hub of around 60 m², master bedroom with its own bathroom, three children's rooms, study and family bathroom. The clear layout for families with three children.

Layout 2 – Bungalow with master suite (~170 m²): The master bedroom gets a dressing room and its own bathroom as a private retreat. Added to this are two children's rooms, a study and a guest room as well as a family bathroom and utility room.

Layout 3 – L-shaped bungalow (~180 m²): The L-shaped floor plan separates the living and sleeping wings and creates two quiet sleeping areas each with its own bathroom – ideal for large families and multi-generation households. In the corner lies a sheltered courtyard terrace.

Living · DiningKitchen ~60 m²Master + en-suiteFamily bath · WCChild 1Child 2Child 3Study ·Utility
Layout 1 & 2: rectangular 5-room bungalow with living hub, master suite, three children's rooms, study and two bathrooms.
Living · DiningKitchenMaster + dressing+ en-suiteChild 1Child 2 ·Child 3Courtyard · Terrace
Layout 3: L-shaped bungalow with two separate sleeping areas, each with its own bathroom and a courtyard terrace in the corner.

Who is a 5-room bungalow suitable for?

The 5-room bungalow is the layout for larger families with three children or for families with two children plus a study and guest room. Multi-generation households also benefit, because two sleeping areas each with its own bathroom can be created through the zoning. Because everything is on one level, there are no stairs – this makes even the large floor plan low-barrier and future-proof.

Anyone who needs a fully separate residential unit for the second party should additionally look at the bungalow with granny flat (Einliegerwohnung) . If the family needs fewer rooms, the 4-room bungalow floor plan gains space for the living hub. The house type is explained on the page bungalow as a prefabricated house.

What does a 5-room bungalow cost? Price range 2026

The following table shows the price range for a 5-room bungalow of around 165 m² as a prefabricated house, tiered by finishing stage and standard. These are ranges, as of 2026, in each case excluding the plot and additional construction costs of 15 to 20 percent.

Price range for a 5-room bungalow as a prefabricated house (ranges, as of 2026, excluding plot)

Finishing stage / standardPrice range per m² (as of 2026)5-room bungalow ~165 m²
Shell-and-core house with self-performed work€1,600–2,200/m²€264,000–363,000
Turnkey, volume house€2,350–3,000/m²€388,000–495,000
Turnkey, upper standard€3,000–3,800/m²€495,000–627,000
Turnkey, premium/architect house€3,800–4,500/m²€627,000–742,000

In our current selection, the catalogue "from" prices range from €309.000 to €419.000 — the range is mainly explained by living space, finishing stage, fittings and energy standard. The page prefabricated bungalow prices bundles specific bungalow price ranges, and the total costs are explained by building a bungalow: costs.

7 5-room bungalows with prices

These bungalows and L-shaped bungalows with five or more rooms come from our curated database and are sorted by catalogue "from" price ascending (houses without a stated price are at the end, no ranking). All images, floor plans and detailed information come from the manufacturers.

Checklist: plan a 5-room bungalow cleverly

On one level, living space, zoning and accessibility determine living comfort. These points help with planning:

  • Define the living space: is 150 m² enough or should it head towards 185–190 m²?
  • Define the fifth room: third children's room, study, guest or hobby room.
  • Plan two bathrooms: separating the en-suite and family bathroom eases the morning rush in larger families.
  • Choose the zoning: rectangular bungalow (long structure) or L-shaped bungalow (two quiet sleeping areas)?
  • Check the multi-generation option: two sleeping areas each with own bathroom or a connection to a granny flat (Einliegerwohnung).
  • Consider accessibility: threshold-free transitions, door widths from 90 cm, level-access shower and 1.50 m movement areas.
  • Check the plot and plot ratio (Grundflächenzahl, GRZ): the 5-room bungalow needs a large plot.
  • Never confuse the catalogue 'from' price with the total cost – calculate the plot and 15–20% additional construction costs separately.

Other room counts and areas compared

Five rooms too many for you? Families live more compactly in the 4-room bungalow floor plan or in the 3-room bungalow floor plan. Sorted by area, the 150 m² bungalow floor plans and the 200 m² bungalow floor plan help. An overall overview of the prefabricated bungalow is given by the page prefabricated bungalow, and all layouts are bundled by the bungalow floor plans overview.

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Common questions about the 5-room bungalow floor plan

Answers about living space, layout, target group, L-shaped bungalow, multi-generation living, land requirement and costs 2026.

How big is a 5-room bungalow floor plan typically?
A 5-room bungalow floor plan usually has between 140 and 190 m² of living space. The five rooms typically include a master bedroom, two to three children's rooms and a study or guest room. On top of that come the open living-dining-kitchen area of around 55 to 70 m², a family bathroom, usually a second bathroom or en-suite, a guest toilet and a generous utility room. The 5-room bungalow is the layout for larger families who want to live comfortably on one level.
Who is a 5-room bungalow suitable for?
The 5-room bungalow is suitable for larger families with three children or families with two children plus a study and guest room. Multi-generation households or builders wanting plenty of reserve space also benefit. Because everything is on one level, there are no stairs – this makes even the large floor plan low-barrier and future-proof. Anyone who needs fewer rooms opts for the 4-room bungalow and gains space for the living area.
How is a 5-room bungalow sensibly laid out?
A clear zoning with two separate sleeping areas has proven itself: the open living-dining-kitchen area with terrace access forms the heart of the home. Master bedroom, dressing room and en-suite form a private suite, while the children's rooms are grouped around the family bathroom. A fifth room serves as a study or guest room. At this size, an L-shaped bungalow (Winkelbungalow) is often worthwhile, which separates the living and sleeping wings in an L-shape and creates a courtyard.
What does a 5-room bungalow cost as a prefabricated house in 2026?
At the 2026 price level of around €2,350/m² (volume house) to €4,500/m² (premium), a turnkey 5-room bungalow of about 165 m² costs around €388,000 to €742,000, excluding cellar and plot. Bungalows cost around 5 to 15 percent more per square metre than a two-storey house, because the floor slab and roof are built over a large footprint. As a shell-and-core house (Ausbauhaus) with self-performed work the price drops; additional construction costs of 15 to 20 percent apply in each case.
How much land does a 5-room bungalow need?
Since the bungalow places its entire living space on one level, the land requirement is high. For a 5-room bungalow of 150 to 190 m², a realistic 800 to 1,100 m² of land is needed, depending on the plot ratio (Grundflächenzahl, GRZ), terrace, driveway, garage and garden. An L-shaped bungalow tends to require a wider or corner plot. Before buying, check the development plan (Bebauungsplan) – it must expressly permit single-storey construction.
L-shaped bungalow or rectangular 5-room bungalow?
With five rooms, the L-shaped bungalow plays to its strengths particularly well: the L-shaped floor plan clearly separates the living and sleeping wings, creates a sheltered courtyard in the corner and allows two quiet sleeping areas. With this number of rooms, the rectangular bungalow needs a long structure and a correspondingly wide plot. The L-shape costs a little more to build and heat due to the larger envelope area, but feels more homely.
Can a 5-room bungalow be planned to be barrier-free?
Yes, the bungalow is the most barrier-friendly house type, because all rooms lie on one level without thresholds. In the large 5-room floor plan there is plenty of space to plan door widths from 90 cm, a level-access shower, sufficient movement areas of 1.50 m in the bathroom and hallway, and a step-free terrace. Take these dimensions into account from the outset – retrofitting adjustments is considerably more expensive.
Is a 5-room bungalow suitable for two generations?
Yes, the 5-room bungalow is a good starting point for multi-generation living. With clear zoning, two sleeping areas can be created, each with its own bathroom, so that parents and older relatives have retreat spaces. Anyone wanting a fully separate residential unit should additionally look at the bungalow with granny flat (Einliegerwohnung), which provides a kitchen, bathroom and separate entrance for the second party.
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