WOLF-HAUS Bungalows: Models, Prices and Experiences 2026
WOLF-HAUS builds bungalows as prefab houses in timber construction. This guide lists the models carried in the portal – straight bungalows of around 96 to 140 m², a mono-pitch-roof variant and angled bungalows of around 130 to 152 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: WOLF-HAUS bungalows are single-storey prefab houses in timber construction. In the portal, straight bungalows from around 96 to 140 m², a mono-pitch roof model as well as L-shaped bungalows (Winkelbungalow) from around 130 to 152 m² are currently listed, mostly with a hip roof and turnkey. There are no binding fixed prices; starting-price ranges, as of 2026, serve as orientation, depending on fit-out and region.
WOLF-HAUS bungalows at a glance
WOLF-HAUS appears in the portal with the claim “A whole life long”, was, according to the provider profile, founded in 1902 and builds prefab houses in timber construction Germany-wide. Across the entire programme, the house prices recorded in the portal lie roughly between €245,000 and €460,000 at an average of around 137 m² of living space – this concerns all house types. For single-storey 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 composed is explained by the article prefab bungalow prices.
Bungalow model range from WOLF-HAUS
The following overview lists the bungalow models recorded in the portal, sorted by living space. The starting prices are the ex-works starting prices recorded in the portal, as of 2026, and expressly not a ranking.
WOLF-HAUS bungalows in the portal, sorted by living space (not a ranking). Starting prices ex works, as of 2026.
| Model | Living space | Rooms | Roof shape | Starting price (as of 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bungalow Horizont 96 | approx. 96 m² | 3 | mono-pitch roof | from €232,000 |
| PultVita Bungalow 108 | approx. 108 m² | 3 | mono-pitch roof | from €336,000 |
| Bungalow Solaris 120 | approx. 120 m² | 4 | hip roof | from €296,000 |
| Winkelbungalow Ruhewinkel 130 | approx. 130 m² | 4 | hip roof | from €318,000 |
| Bungalow Panorama 132 | approx. 132 m² | 4 | hip roof | from €356,000 |
| Bungalow Naturform 140 | approx. 140 m² | 5 | hip roof | from €342,000 |
| Winkelbungalow Sonnenwinkel 146 | approx. 146 m² | 5 | hip roof | from €352,000 |
| Winkelbungalow Gartenwinkel 152 | approx. 152 m² | 5 | hip roof | from €408,000 |
To the detail pages of the models: Bungalow Horizont 96, PultVita Bungalow 108, Bungalow Solaris 120, Winkelbungalow Ruhewinkel 130, Bungalow Panorama 132, Bungalow Naturform 140, Winkelbungalow Sonnenwinkel 146 and Winkelbungalow Gartenwinkel 152. Living spaces and room count come from the model data in the portal.
Straight bungalows and mono-pitch roof variant
The Bungalow Horizont 96 is the compact entry point with three rooms on one level and a flat mono-pitch roof. Anyone looking for a more striking roofline will find in the PultVita Bungalow 108 a mono-pitch roof variant with clear edges. Solaris 120, Panorama 132 and Naturform 140 offer more space and four to five rooms with a hip roof. WOLF-HAUS builds all models in its own timber construction and hands them over turnkey.
L-shaped bungalows for more living space
The L-shaped bungalows Ruhewinkel 130, Sonnenwinkel 146 and Gartenwinkel 152 rely on an angled floor plan. The bend separates the living and sleeping areas and creates a wind-sheltered terrace or courtyard area. With four to five rooms, these bungalows are aimed at families and at couples who want additional space for working and guests on one level.
Why only ranges instead of fixed prices?
The final price of a bungalow depends on the finishing stage, fit-out, region, ground conditions and ancillary costs. We therefore name only starting-price ranges, as of 2026. A binding price only arises from an individual offer from the manufacturer.
Brand profile: facts about WOLF-HAUS
The following table summarises the key data stored in the portal. It describes the brand’s overall offering, not exclusively the bungalow line.
WOLF-HAUS – key data from the provider profile in the portal (as of 2026).
| Feature | Detail in the portal |
|---|---|
| Year of founding | 1902 |
| Construction method | prefab house (timber construction) |
| Region | Germany-wide |
| Finishing stage of the bungalows | turnkey |
| Price range across all house types | approx. €245,000–460,000 |
| Average living space | approx. 137 m² |
The complete provider profile with the entire house programme can be found under WOLF-HAUS in the provider profile. A structured feature comparison with other brands is offered by the provider comparison.
Source situation for experience reports
Individual experience reports online can usually not be verified and 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
Anyone who wants to compare timber-construction bungalows of a similar size will find further models from other brands in the portal. The order is sorted by living space and is expressly not a ranking.
Alternative bungalows from other brands of a similar size (not a ranking). Starting prices ex works, as of 2026.
| Model | Provider | Living space | Starting price (as of 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flachland 98 | ScanHaus Marlow | approx. 98 m² | from €214,900 |
| Solaris Pult 118 | FingerHaus | approx. 118 m² | from €342,000 |
| Bungalow Dänholm 130 | Danhaus Deutschland | approx. 130 m² | from €362,000 |
To the detail pages: Flachland 98, Solaris Pult 118 and Bungalow Dänholm 130.
Does a WOLF-HAUS bungalow suit your project?
The model range spans from the compact mono-pitch roof bungalow to the generous five-room L-shaped bungalow. A few structured questions help with the choice:
- Do you prefer a flat mono-pitch roof or the classic hip roof?
- Is a compact bungalow enough or do you need an angled floor plan with clear zones?
- Does the turnkey timber construction match your ideas?
- How many rooms do you need on one level – including a study and guest room?
- 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 floor plan types is shown by the page bungalow floor plans.
Further bungalow forms and providers compared: modern bungalow, U-shaped bungalow, timber bungalow and small bungalow.
No test winner, no ranking
This page classifies models and prices neutrally. It contains no ratings, no stars and no ranking. All price details are ranges, as of 2026, and do not replace an individual offer.
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