Wiedmattstrasse 6, Mosen, Lucerne 6295

Description LOCAL HOMES presents you two single-family houses under construction in timber construction style, which are connected by a carport. Immerse yourself in the new world of architecture that has been created here in Mosen near Hitzkirch. House A or House B Find your perfect home This beautiful wooden development offers you the opportunity to fulfil your dream home - with two houses connected by a carport. House A and House B are identical in terms of living space, but differ in orientation and plot size. House A is south and west facing, has a sunny garden and a plot size of 427 m. Thanks to the well thought-out architecture, you can enjoy light-flooded rooms and a spacious atmosphere. House B offers a little more outdoor space with 473 m of land and also has a south-facing garden. This variant is ideal for those who want to enjoy more sunlight in the morning. Both houses have 206 m of net living space, a 24 m mostly covered garden seating area and are available at the same price. Completion of the two houses is scheduled for July 2025. This documentation is mainly focused on House A for understanding. Architectural concept The two buildings are carefully positioned between a lime and a walnut tree, with their shape and dimension carefully integrated into the natural environment. Their design complements and reflects the near-natural landscape. The architecture draws on regional, local elements, such as the massive base floor, the classic gable roof and the cantilevered adhesive roofs. Such canopies, which have been used in the region for over 200 years, now also serve as a breeze soleil for the two new single-family homes. The tripartite division of the building volume creates a central area for vehicles and the common heating system. This acts as a meeting place and at the same time creates distance and privacy. The solid base floor is based on a classic typology and forms the basis for the two upper floors in timber construction. Both houses offer a generous amount of space of a total of 6 rooms, four of which are located on the upper floor. The attic deliberately remains open for individual expansion and leaves room for personal design ideas. On the ground floor, the central living area forms the heart of the house. All surfaces there are optimally proportioned and functionally designed. The kitchen plays an important role: the kitchen island, which can also be used as a bar, is surrounded by a cosy dining alcove and a light-flooded living area. Large windows open up wide lines of sight that allow the beauty of the surrounding nature to flow into the living space.