Scandi Cottage
Scandi Cottage is a bright, single-storey wooden house with three bedrooms around a large open living room and kitchen. The bedrooms sit at both ends of the house, so the living space in the middle gets light from both long sides.
The floor is raised half a metre above the ground, with a wooden deck and steps at the entrance and a terrace by the living room. It is built as a classic log or timber frame house with a gable roof, natural wood walls, floors and ceilings.
Floor plan
At a glance
Rooms
| Open living room & kitchen | 48 m² |
| Bedroom 1 | 12 m² |
| Bedroom 2 | 9 m² |
| Bedroom 3 with en-suite | 9 m² + 6 m² |
| Bathroom | 9 m² |
| WC | 3 m² |
| Storage | 3.5 m² |
Features
- Open-plan living and kitchen across the full width of the house
- Bedrooms separated at both ends for privacy
- Square-paned windows and a glazed front door
- Raised timber floor (0.5 m) with deck and steps
- Natural wood walls, floor, ceiling and roof
- Can be built as log, timber frame, post & beam or prefab panels
Good for families who want a single-storey home with three bedrooms, or a spacious year-round holiday house.
Estimated price
Typical European turnkey price for a pine / spruce timber house. Open the plan in 3D to see an estimate for your country, then press “Get a quote” — we send your design to wooden house manufacturers that build there, and they reply with their own offers.
Frequently asked questions
How big is the Scandi Cottage house plan?
The footprint is 13.9 × 7.5 m, about 105 m² of floor area on one level, with three bedrooms, an open living room and kitchen of about 48 m², a bathroom, an en-suite, a WC and a storage room.
Can I change the Scandi Cottage plan?
Yes. Open it in the free Geoniks 3D editor and move walls, add or remove rooms, change windows, doors and the roof, or make the house longer or wider. You can also switch between log, timber frame, post & beam and balloon frame construction.
How much does it cost to build?
For a typical European turnkey timber house, roughly €1,800–2,700 per m², so around €190k–280k for 105 m². Geoniks shows an estimate for your country, and you can request real quotes from wooden house manufacturers that build there.