The list price covers these works
- Electrical and Plumbing Installation
- Installation of Interior Panel Doors
- Interior and Exterior Painting
- Window Installation (Handed Over Ready to Use)
- Prefab House Assembly
- Socket, Switch and Light Fitting Installation
Concrete foundation, transport, crane and plot-specific work (plinth, utilities, veranda) are shown as separate items in the written quote.
Step-free family living on 113 m²
This single-storey prefab house puts the living room, kitchen and all private rooms on one level, so there are no stairs in daily life. The layout is 3+1, which in Turkish listings means three bedrooms plus a living room. The room list shows a 26 m² living room, a 13 m² kitchen, bedrooms of 19, 12 and 12 m², a 6 m² bathroom, a separate 3 m² WC and a 15 m² hall. With the separate WC, the toilet is not tied up whenever someone is using the bathroom.
The 19 m² room lends itself to the parents, while the two 12 m² rooms can be children’s rooms, a study or a guest room. The living room has space for both a seating and a dining area. Before buying big pieces of furniture, check door and window openings, walkways and net room sizes.
Build details of the 113 m² model at a glance
- Betopan boards on the façade and corner details
- Concealed electrical and plumbing installation
- 10 cm interior and exterior walls
- Lead-free ERPEN PVC windows
- Moulded panel (“American-style”) interior doors
- Building height of 2.50 m
- Painted galvanised steel roof as standard, metal roof tiles optional
- No balcony door in the standard plan
Keep in mind that thermal and acoustic performance depends on more than wall thickness: panel infill, glazing, roof system, joints and installation all play a part.
How 113 m² compares with the 112 m² and 117 m² models
The 112 m² model offers a broad, balanced plan for families who prioritise the shared living area. The 113 m² plan focuses on generous rooms and furniture layout for families who need flexible room use. The 117 m² model adds a larger living room and more separate sections for those who want extra space. Look beyond the square metres: the number of rooms, living room size, corridor use and bathroom position shape daily life more.







