The harmonious appearance of this stylish cottage will become the source of an aesthetic delight. A door of a large hall on the ground floor opens into a study room, where one can work in quiet or do some reading. A large and light filled living room is an undisputable decorative asset of the Piccadilly cottage. A kitchen, a bathroom, a one-car garage and utility rooms are also on the ground floor. The first floor houses three large bedrooms, a study room, a spacious cloakroom, two bathrooms, a large playing room and utility rooms. The second floor houses three large bedrooms, two spacious cloakrooms and one bathrooms. The cottages’ internal walls are made of cast-in-situ reinforced concrete with the use of retained foam-polystyrene shuttering manufactured by Mosstroy-1 Public Corp. The front walls are tiled with brick-replicating Kamrock tiles featuring an attractive surface appearance and an outstanding durability. The roof is covered with flexible Katepal tiles. The roof supporting structure is made of wood beams with mineral wool mats for thermal insulation. There are five options in the roof construction. Windows are made of dual insulated glass units. A footing made of cast-in-situ reinforced concrete supports every cottage. Two options are available as far as the footing design is concerned. At a customer request, the fencing can be made of bricks with a face fitting the general housing estate design.

The harmonious appearance of this stylish cottage will become the source of an aesthetic delight. A door of a large hall on the ground floor opens into a study room, where one can work in quiet or do some reading. A large and light filled living room is an undisputable decorative asset of the Piccadilly cottage.
A kitchen, a bathroom, a one-car garage and utility rooms are also on the ground floor.

The first floor houses three large bedrooms, a study room, a spacious cloakroom, two bathrooms, a large playing room and utility rooms.

The second floor houses three large bedrooms, two spacious cloakrooms and one bathrooms.

The harmonious appearance of this stylish cottage will become the source of an aesthetic delight. A door of a large hall on the ground floor opens into a study room, where one can work in quiet or do some reading. A large and light filled living room is an undisputable decorative asset of the Piccadilly cottage. A kitchen, a bathroom, a one-car garage and utility rooms are also on the ground floor. The first floor houses three large bedrooms, a study room, a spacious cloakroom, two bathrooms, a large playing room and utility rooms. The second floor houses three large bedrooms, two spacious cloakrooms and one bathrooms. The cottages’ internal walls are made of cast-in-situ reinforced concrete with the use of retained foam-polystyrene shuttering manufactured by Mosstroy-1 Public Corp. The front walls are tiled with brick-replicating Kamrock tiles featuring an attractive surface appearance and an outstanding durability. The roof is covered with flexible Katepal tiles. The roof supporting structure is made of wood beams with mineral wool mats for thermal insulation. There are five options in the roof construction. Windows are made of dual insulated glass units. A footing made of cast-in-situ reinforced concrete supports every cottage. Two options are available as far as the footing design is concerned. At a customer request, the fencing can be made of bricks with a face fitting the general housing estate design.

The harmonious appearance of this stylish cottage will become the source of an aesthetic delight. A door of a large hall on the ground floor opens into a study room, where one can work in quiet or do some reading. A large and light filled living room is an undisputable decorative asset of the Piccadilly cottage. A kitchen, a bathroom, a one-car garage and utility rooms are also on the ground floor. The first floor houses three large bedrooms, a study room, a spacious cloakroom, two bathrooms, a large playing room and utility rooms. The second floor houses three large bedrooms, two spacious cloakrooms and one bathrooms. The cottages’ internal walls are made of cast-in-situ reinforced concrete with the use of retained foam-polystyrene shuttering manufactured by Mosstroy-1 Public Corp. The front walls are tiled with brick-replicating Kamrock tiles featuring an attractive surface appearance and an outstanding durability. The roof is covered with flexible Katepal tiles. The roof supporting structure is made of wood beams with mineral wool mats for thermal insulation. There are five options in the roof construction. Windows are made of dual insulated glass units. A footing made of cast-in-situ reinforced concrete supports every cottage. Two options are available as far as the footing design is concerned. At a customer request, the fencing can be made of bricks with a face fitting the general housing estate design.

• 3D model
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• The ground floor layout
• The first floor layout
• The third floor layout
• Front view
• Left-side view
• Right-side view