ᐅ Planning an Ultra-Energy-Efficient House

Visit a model home park in the mid to upper price range and check out the usual options. Kampa, Viebrockhaus, Elbe-Haus. These are typically KfW40+ houses. There, you can get a realistic idea of what such a model home would cost.

KfW40+ is already near the top in terms of efficiency; passive or plus-energy houses go beyond that, but eventually, the differences become less clear and depend largely on personal habits.

Keep in mind, this can get very expensive very quickly. Three years ago, we were quoted a price of 750,000 without additional costs and land for the model home in Werder.

@fragg what kind of villa was that with which luxury features?
We didn't even come close to 750,000 + additional costs + land.

With the right conditions, someone will likely give you the same price for a house meeting the minimum requirements of the energy saving ordinance. The number alone doesn’t say much.

It really depends on the basis you use to define it: energy saving ordinance, PHPP, balance sheet, etc. Otherwise, anything can be anything. From an energy balance perspective, we have a plus-energy house, that’s how I would describe it. According to the energy saving ordinance, it’s KfW55, PHPP achieves x points, some criteria are not met, and so on.

haydee schrieb:

@fragg what kind of villa was that, and what luxury features did it have?
We didn’t come close to 750,000 plus additional costs plus the land.

KAMPA + show home + Werder + Google = images

I just wanted to say that something like this can easily become expensive.

Kampa quoted different prices in Würzburg. Significantly lower.
I believe the representative explained that they can offer us a kitchen and built-in furniture.

The original poster did not specifically define “particularly energy-efficient” and later mentioned a heat pump and solar panels. It will likely end up complying with an energy-saving ordinance or KfW 55 standard.