Dippold House

Baufritz has been building ecological timber homes since 1896, and the Dippold House is one of their more ambitious designs at nearly 478 m² across a split-level arrangement. The floor plan spans multiple levels, which creates spatial variety within the home rather than the simple stacking of a standard two-storey layout. The flat and low-pitch roof combination gives the exterior a clean, contemporary profile.

As with all Baufritz homes, the ecological timber frame is combined with their proprietary wood shaving insulation throughout. Eco-friendly heating, climate management, and large energy-efficient windows are standard. The multi-level design also creates strong connections between interior rooms and outdoor spaces, with terraces integrated across the levels.

At this scale, the Dippold House is best suited to buyers with a specific need for generous, well-distributed living space across multiple levels, or those who want a home that genuinely uses its footprint. Interior layouts and finishes are customisable. German standards apply, with UK compliance confirmed on a project by project basis.

The split-level design sets the Dippold House apart in the Baufritz range: at nearly 478 m², the multiple-level layout creates genuine spatial variety rather than simply more of the same floor repeated.