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Danwood Bungalows: Models, Prices and Experiences 2026

Danwood bungalows are single-storey prefab houses in timber-panel construction that are delivered turnkey. This guide presents the two models listed in the portal, Park 127 and Park 142, classifies the living areas (for both, "price on request" applies, as of 2026), summarises the brand profile from the provider profile and shows suitable bungalows from other providers with an exact starting price – without a ranking.

As of: 1. August 2026
Reading time: 10 Min.
Danwood bungalows 2026: Park 127 and Park 142 with living area and number of rooms as an overview, prices on request, as of 2026
Danwood bungalows Park 127 and Park 142 in overview — single-storey, turnkey, price on request (as of 2026).

Short answer: Danwood bungalows are single-storey prefab houses in timber panel construction (Holztafelbauweise) that are delivered turnkey. Two models are listed in the portal: Park 127 (around 127 m², 4 rooms) and Park 142 (around 142 m², 5 rooms), both with a hip roof and a low-barrier layout. For both models, no starting price is stored in the portal, so “price on request” applies; a binding price only arises with an individual offer, depending on fit-out, region and plot (as of 2026).

2 models
bungalows in the portal
Park 127 & Park 142
127–142 m²
living space of the bungalows
4 to 5 rooms
timber panel
construction method
turnkey, single-storey

Danwood bungalows at a glance

Danwood appears in the portal with the tagline claim “Clear perspectives” and builds prefab houses Germany-wide. Across the entire programme, the house prices recorded in the portal lie roughly between €242,300 and €596,900 at an average of around 198 m² of living space – this covers all house types, not only bungalows. For single-storey construction, two bungalow models are currently listed, both of which are erected turnkey in prefabricated timber construction.

Anyone generally interested in single-storey living will find a broad introduction via the prefab bungalow as well as a type-related classification under bungalow as a prefab house. The cost logic without a brand is explained by the article prefab bungalow prices.

Bungalow model range from Danwood

The following overview lists the bungalow models recorded in the portal alphabetically by living space. For both models, no starting price is stored in the portal; therefore “price on request” applies (as of 2026). This is deliberately not a ranking.

Danwood bungalows in the portal, sorted by living space (not a ranking). Price details as of 2026.

ModelLiving spaceRoomsRoof shapeStarting price (as of 2026)
Park 127 Bungalowapprox. 127 m²4hip roofprice on request
Park 142 Bungalowapprox. 142 m²5hip roofprice on request

To the detail pages of the models: Park 127 Bungalow and Park 142 Bungalow. The living spaces and the room count come from the model data in the portal; a stored starting price is missing for both models, so the concrete price can only be clarified via an individual offer.

Park 127 Bungalow

The Park 127 is the more compact of the two bungalows. On around 127 m², an open living-dining area with a kitchen forms the centre, supplemented by three rooms and a bathroom. The layout is low-barrier and does without stairs, so the house is suitable for different phases of life. Danwood delivers the model turnkey in prefabricated timber construction.

Park 142 Bungalow

The Park 142 is the larger variant with around 142 m² and four individual rooms around a central living area. The expansive living-dining area opens up towards the terrace via floor-to-ceiling windows. This model, too, dispenses with stairs and is thus designed for low-barrier living.

Why price on request?

The final price of a bungalow depends on the finishing stage, fit-out, region, ground conditions and ancillary costs. For the two Park bungalows, no starting price is stored in the portal, so we name no figure. A binding price only arises with an individual offer from the manufacturer.

Brand profile: facts about Danwood

The following table summarises the key data stored in the portal. It describes the brand’s overall offering, not exclusively the bungalow line.

Danwood – key data from the provider profile in the portal (as of 2026).

FeatureDetail in the portal
Construction methodprefab house (timber panel construction)
RegionGermany-wide
Finishing stage of the bungalowsturnkey
Price range across all house typesapprox. €242,300–596,900
Average living spaceapprox. 198 m²

The complete provider profile with the entire house programme can be found under Danwood in the provider profile. Experience values and the classification of typical points of criticism are summarised by the article Danwood experiences.

Source situation for experience reports

Individual experience reports online can, as a rule, not be verified and often refer to very different projects. We give no ratings and no stars. What is reliable are show home and model data as well as the written building contract.

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These bungalows from other providers fit as well

If you want to compare the Danwood bungalows with similarly sized models from other manufacturers, the following three alternatives from the portal are worth considering. They lie in a comparable size and price class. The order is alphabetical by living space – this is expressly not a ranking.

Alternative bungalows from other brands of a similar size (not a ranking). Starting prices, as of 2026.

ModelProviderLiving spaceStarting price (as of 2026)
Bungalow Alpin 112ELK Hausapprox. 112 m²from €258,000
Bungalow Vitalis 126Kern-Hausapprox. 126 m²from €348,000
Bungalow Weitblick 128Town & Countryapprox. 128 m²from €289,000

To the detail pages: Bungalow Alpin 112, Bungalow Vitalis 126 and Bungalow Weitblick 128.

Does a Danwood bungalow suit your project?

The two Park bungalows are aimed at households looking for single-storey living without stairs and a turnkey prefab build in timber construction. A few structured questions help with the decision:

  • Is a living space of around 127 to 142 m² enough for your needs?
  • Is a single-storey, stair-free floor plan important to you?
  • Does the turnkey timber construction match your ideas?
  • Does your plot allow the footprint required for bungalows?
  • Have you budgeted for plot and ancillary costs in addition to the house price?

How the pure building costs of a bungalow are composed is explained by the brand-independent guide building a bungalow: costs. An overview of the floor plan types is offered by the page bungalow floor plans.

Further bungalow forms and providers compared: ELK Haus bungalow, FIBAV bungalow, ScanHaus bungalow and Town & Country bungalow.

No test winner, no ranking

This page classifies models and prices neutrally. It contains no ratings, no stars and no ranking. All starting prices are lower limits stored in the portal or “price on request” (as of 2026) and do not replace an individual offer.

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Important questions briefly explained

The most common price questions around Danwood Bungalows – answered concisely by the Prefabricated House editorial team (as of 2026).

Which bungalow models does Danwood offer?
In the portal two Danwood bungalows are listed: Park 127 with around 127 m² and four rooms as well as Park 142 with around 142 m² and five rooms. Both have a hipped roof, are erected turnkey in prefabricated timber construction and are laid out at ground level and low-barrier. The specifications on living area and number of rooms come from the model data in the portal.
What does a Danwood bungalow cost?
For the two bungalow models Park 127 and Park 142, no starting price is recorded in the portal, therefore „price on request“ applies. For rough classification: over the entire Danwood programme, the house prices recorded in the portal lie about between 242,300 and 596,900 €, that encompasses all house types. Plot, development, incidental building costs and outdoor facilities come additionally on top. A binding price arises only with an individual offer.
In which construction method does Danwood build its bungalows?
Danwood erects the bungalows in prefabricated timber-panel construction and delivers them turnkey. The prefabrication in the factory shortens the assembly time on the building site. Both models are single-storey and manage without staircases, which enables ground-level, low-barrier living.
Are Danwood bungalows barrier-free?
The two models are ground-level and staircase-less, thus laid out low-barrier from the ground up. Whether a bungalow is completely barrier-free in the sense of the norm depends on the specific planning, for example on door widths, floor-level shower and threshold-less transitions. These details are determined in the individual planning with the manufacturer.
What are the experiences with Danwood bungalows?
Individual experience reports on the net cannot as a rule be verified and refer to very different projects. We therefore give no ratings and no stars. A neutral classification of brand, construction method and typical points of criticism is offered by our article on Danwood experiences. Reliable are above all model data and the written building contract.
Which bungalows of other providers are comparable with Danwood?
In similar size and price class lie for example the Bungalow Alpin 112 by ELK Haus (from 258,000 €), the Bungalow Vitalis 126 by Kern-Haus (from 348,000 €) and the Bungalow Weitblick 128 by Town & Country (from 289,000 €). These models we name alphabetically by living area and expressly without a ranking. The starting prices are lower limits recorded in the portal, as of 2026.
What is to be observed with the incidental costs of a bungalow?
To the pure house price come several cost blocks: the plot, real estate transfer tax, notary, surveying, soil survey and development as well as the outdoor facilities. Because a bungalow occupies more base area on one level, the plot plays a particularly large role. These items you should plan from the beginning so that the total calculation remains reliable.
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