Town & Country Bungalows: Models, Prices and Experiences 2026
Town & Country Haus builds bungalows as solid houses, brick on brick. This guide lists the models carried in the portal – straight bungalows of around 88 to 112 m² and angled bungalows of around 125 to 150 m² – with living areas and starting-price ranges (as of 2026), summarises the brand profile and shows suitable bungalows from other providers – all prices only as a range, without a ranking.
Short answer: Town & Country bungalows are single-level solid houses built stone by stone. On the portal, straight bungalows of around 88 to 112 m² as well as L-shaped bungalows (Winkelbungalows) of around 125 to 150 m² are currently listed, mostly with a hip roof and turnkey. There are no binding fixed prices; from-price ranges, as of 2026, depending on specification and region, serve as orientation.
Town & Country bungalows at a glance
Town & Country Haus appears on the portal with the claim "Hier zieh' ich ein" ("This is where I move in") and, according to the provider profile, builds nationwide in solid construction. Across the entire programme, the house prices recorded on the portal are roughly between €195,000 and €320,000 at an average of around 117 m² of living space – this concerns all house types. For single-level living, eight bungalow models are currently listed, ranging from compact to generous.
A general introduction to the topic is offered by the prefab bungalow; the type-related classification can be found under bungalow as a prefab house. How bungalow prices are generally made up is explained by the article Prefab bungalow prices.
Town & Country bungalow model range
The following overview lists the bungalow models recorded on the portal, sorted by living space. The from-prices are the starting prices ex works recorded on the portal, as of 2026, and expressly not a ranking.
Town & Country bungalows on the portal, sorted by living space (no ranking). From-prices ex works, as of 2026.
| Model | Living space | Rooms | Roof form | From-price (as of 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bungalow Kompakt 88 | approx. 88 m² | 2 | Hip roof | from €206,900 |
| Bungalow Lichthof 100 | approx. 100 m² | 3 | Hip roof | from €229,900 |
| Bungalow Sattel 105 | approx. 105 m² | 3 | Gable roof | from €345,000 |
| Bungalow Lichtblick 112 | approx. 112 m² | 4 | Hip roof | from €289,000 |
| Winkelbungalow Eckform 125 | approx. 125 m² | 4 | Hip roof | from €284,000 |
| Bungalow Weitblick 128 | approx. 128 m² | 4 | Hip roof | from €289,000 |
| Winkelbungalow Sonnenwinkel 142 | approx. 142 m² | 4 | Hip roof | from €372,000 |
| Winkelbungalow Familienwinkel 150 | approx. 150 m² | 5 | Hip roof | from €356,000 |
To the detail pages of the models: Bungalow Kompakt 88, Bungalow Lichthof 100, Bungalow Sattel 105, Bungalow Lichtblick 112, Winkelbungalow Eckform 125, Bungalow Weitblick 128, Winkelbungalow Sonnenwinkel 142 and Winkelbungalow Familienwinkel 150. Living spaces and room counts come from the model data on the portal.
Straight bungalows: compact to medium-sized
The Bungalow Kompakt 88 is the entry into single-level living: around 88 m², two rooms and one bathroom on one level. Somewhat more area is offered by the Lichthof 100 and Lichtblick 112, which with three to four rooms also give small families space. The Bungalow Sattel 105 stands out from the otherwise hip-roof-dominated programme with its shallow-pitched gable roof – an alternative when the development plan requires a pitched roof form. All models are built stone by stone and handed over turnkey.
L-shaped bungalows: more area, clear zones
The L-shaped bungalows Eckform 125, Sonnenwinkel 142 and Familienwinkel 150 rely on an angled floor plan. The bend separates the living from the sleeping area and creates a sheltered inner courtyard or a quiet terrace. With four to five rooms, these bungalows are suitable for families or for couples who additionally want a study and guest room on one level. Here too it stays with solid masonry with a hip roof.
Why only ranges instead of fixed prices?
The final price of a bungalow depends on the fit-out level, specification, region, ground conditions and ancillary costs. We therefore only name from-price ranges, as of 2026. A binding price only results from an individual offer from the manufacturer.
Brand profile: facts on Town & Country
The following table summarises the key data recorded on the portal. They describe the brand's overall offering, not exclusively the bungalow line.
Town & Country – key data from the provider profile on the portal (as of 2026).
| Feature | Figure on the portal |
|---|---|
| Construction method | Solid house (stone by stone) |
| Region | Nationwide |
| Fit-out level of the bungalows | Turnkey |
| Price range across all house types | approx. €195,000–320,000 |
| Average living space | approx. 117 m² |
| Bungalow models on the portal | 8 (straight & L-shaped bungalows) |
The full provider profile with the entire house programme can be found under Town & Country in the provider profile. A neutral classification of experience values is offered by the article Town & Country experiences.
Source situation for experience reports
Individual experience reports on the internet usually cannot be verified and refer to very different projects. We give no evaluations and no stars. What is robust are the show-house and model data as well as the written construction contract.
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These bungalows from other providers fit alongside
Anyone who wants to compare solid bungalows of a similar size will find further models from other brands on the portal. The order is sorted by living space and is expressly not a ranking.
Alternative bungalows from other brands of a similar size (no ranking). From-prices ex works, as of 2026.
| Model | Provider | Living space | From-price (as of 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bungalow Gartenzeile 106 | HELMA Eigenheimbau | approx. 106 m² | from €268,000 |
| Bungalow Waldkante 108 | Fingerhut Haus | approx. 108 m² | from €264,000 |
| Ziegelmassiv-Bungalow 116 | Rötzer Ziegel-Element-Haus | approx. 116 m² | from €298,000 |
To the detail pages: Bungalow Gartenzeile 106, Bungalow Waldkante 108 and Ziegelmassiv-Bungalow 116.
Does a Town & Country bungalow suit your project?
The model range covers a broad span from the compact two-room bungalow to the five-room L-shaped bungalow. A few structured questions help with the selection:
- Is a compact bungalow enough, or do you need an angled floor plan with clear zones?
- Does the solid stone-by-stone construction method suit your ideas?
- Does your development plan allow the desired roof form (predominantly hip roof, alternatively gable roof)?
- How many rooms do you need on one level – including a study and guest room?
- Have you budgeted land and ancillary costs in addition to the house price?
How the pure construction costs of a bungalow are made up is explained by the brand-independent guide Building a bungalow: costs. Floor-plan types at a glance are shown by the page bungalow floor plans.
Further bungalow forms and providers compared: WeberHaus bungalow, WOLF Haus bungalow, modern bungalow and U-shaped bungalow.
No test winner, no ranking
This page classifies models and prices neutrally. It contains no evaluations, no stars and no ranking. All price figures are ranges, as of 2026, and do not replace an individual offer.
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