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Low cost Four Bedroom Bungalow Design Idea

If you thought you could only show class by building duplexes, this four bedroom bungalow might make you have a rethink. Bungalows are often cheaper than their cousins in the duplex family of an equal number of rooms by almost 1/3 of cost. With good finishing and out of the box architectural layout, you can get a structure that you can proudly call home for many years. It is suited for a 50ft x 100ft (15m x 30m) plot of land.

Proposed 3D design by Harney Project: Approximate cost = 8-11 million naira






Low-cost Four Bedroom Bungalow Architectural Features:

Master bedroom-15ft x 14ft
Madam bedroom-14ft x 14ft
Children bedroom-14ft x 14ft
Visitors bedroom-12ft x 8ft
Livingroom-16ft x 14ft
3 ensuite toilets ( 8ft x 6 ft), 
1 visitors toilet (6ft x 5 ft)
Kitchen with one store (12ft x 12ft)
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  1. Unknown26 April 2019 at 10:27

    thanks for sharing. this estimation really helped.

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  2. Emeka Iwuji8 February 2021 at 07:46

    Please i need the building plan of this house.. please contact me on emekaiwuji@gmail.com

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  3. Unknown14 March 2021 at 01:53

    Good morning. Can I avail of the building plan please? Thank you.

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  4. Anonymous30 March 2023 at 03:11

    can you please upload the floor plan and other details. thanks

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