Roof type
Prefabricated houses with a pyramid roof at a glance
The pyramid roof (Zeltdach) tapers to a point from all sides and, in this selection, crowns exclusively prestigious city villas. Two full storeys without roof slopes are the hallmark of these houses.
With a pyramid roof - also called a pyramid or tent roof - all roof surfaces meet at a single point at the apex. This symmetrical, calm cubic form is the typical trademark of the city villa (Stadtvilla), and these exact four houses are found here: Family Life by Vario-Haus, CityLife 700 by WeberHaus, the Z 168 A by Haas Fertigbau and the Stadtvilla 160 by FischerHaus. All four offer two full storeys and lie between 152 and 178 m2.
The big plus of this design: two full storeys without roof slopes mean full freedom to furnish on the upper floor too - straight walls instead of angled niches. On price this category sits in the upper segment; all four houses carry a fixed starting price between 431,730 EUR and 533,420 EUR. Anyone seeking more space and a prestigious character is in the right place with the pyramid-roof city villas; anyone wanting to save will find cheaper entry points under the gable and hipped roofs.
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Why the pyramid roof belongs to the city villa
The roof surfaces converging to a point give the city villa its square, symmetrical base shape and its calm, dignified silhouette. Together with a clearly structured facade and symmetrically arranged windows, the villa-typical character emerges - clearly visible in the Stadtvilla 160 by FischerHaus. At the same time the compact cubic form is energetically favourable, as it optimises the ratio of envelope area to volume.
Unlike a gable or hipped roof, no usable attic forms under the pyramid roof as a third level. These houses instead rely on two full storeys: in the Family Life by Vario-Haus, the straight walls on the upper floor allow full room use - a central buying argument compared with houses that have roof slopes.
Pyramid-roof city villas: price level and features
This category deliberately sits in the upper price segment: the range runs from the Family Life from 431,730 EUR, via the CityLife 700 (489,000 EUR) and the Stadtvilla 160 (494,723 EUR), to the Z 168 A by Haas Fertigbau at 533,420 EUR. All four prices are starting prices; the actual cost grows with features, region and chosen options.
The higher price level is reflected in area and features: generous glazing, high-quality building services and a prestigious layout via a central hallway. The CityLife 700 by WeberHaus can even be visited as a show house in Wenden - helpful for experiencing the spatial effect of a 178 m2 villa yourself before deciding.
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