Bungalow for seniors: comfortable and barrier-free at the same time

Even everyday tasks can become difficult for older builders, which is why we advise them to choose a barrier-free home. In this case, the living space should be designed in such a way that people with physical disabilities can easily orient themselves. For this, a one-story construction is more suitable, where life and living take place on one level.

Our “MARE 99” is one of the most popular construction variants of retirement homes

You will find several in our portfolio Bungalowwhich differ from each other mainly in size. However, each of our bungalows can be flexibly adapted, depending on the customer’s needs and wishes. This is our absolute bestseller among small SEA bungalows “MARE 99”. It has a smart floor plan with covered terrace and separate access to the storage room. The special feature of this house variant is a large living room of 67 m², which lets in daylight and thus creates a very cozy ambience.

Furthermore, this bungalow impresses with underfloor heating with individual room control, a flat shower and an age-appropriate bathtub. A hallway of 12.20 m2 allows free and easy access to all the other rooms. There is also space in the almost 11 m² kitchen to let off steam with your culinary creativity. In addition to the bedroom, the “MARE 99” offers you an additional room that you can use as a guest room and therefore have no problems with the rooms during your visit – very practical when your children stop by.

Designed and built in an energy-conscious way: a fact for MARE

Seniors generally look for projects that are inexpensive to run but also as cheap as possible to operate. From the first conversation with our potential customers we explain exactly how important it is to build in an energy efficient way. In this regard, every builder who builds with MARE can, for example, choose between air, water and Heat pumps choose and enjoy the exclusive use of high-quality branded building materials. All this means that every building we build, including standard equipment, not only protects the environment, but also your wallet.

Good to know: You always have the option to extend your bungalow by adding an extension or adding a roof if necessary. Simply contact us during the planning phase and share your thoughts ideas with. Together we will find the optimal solution – also for the future!

Building houses from Berlin to Rostock – made easy with MARE Haus

As you get older, you will truly be able to enjoy life in peace, and even more so when you own your own home. A comfortable home can be an excellent place to actively spend your free time and finally dedicate yourself to your passions in a relaxed way. For this reason, we will gladly take care of the construction of your age-appropriate house in Berlin, Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and ensure that all construction work runs smoothly. Simply contact us on 03843 – 501 968 02 or write us a message via our Contact form.

Conclusion

Designing a barrier-free home is one of the most thoughtful and future-oriented decisions a homeowner can make—especially for older adults or individuals with physical limitations. As everyday tasks gradually become more challenging, the comfort, safety, and independence that come with a well-planned, accessible home become invaluable.

A single-story construction is particularly advantageous in this regard, as it eliminates the need for stairs and allows all essential living spaces—such as the kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom—to be easily accessible on one level. Wide doorways, step-free entrances, and spacious floor layouts also contribute to effortless movement, whether on foot, with a walker, or in a wheelchair.

Beyond physical accessibility, barrier-free homes promote peace of mind and emotional well-being. They empower residents to live confidently in their own space without constant assistance, preserving dignity and self-reliance. This thoughtful approach not only enhances day-to-day living but also ensures that the home remains functional and comfortable for many years, even as needs evolve.

Additionally, building barrier-free from the beginning can be more cost-effective than adapting a home later. Early planning allows for the seamless integration of accessibility features without compromising design or aesthetics.

In conclusion, creating a barrier-free home means investing in comfort, independence, and long-term livability. It reflects foresight, compassion, and respect for every stage of life. By prioritizing accessibility, homeowners can ensure that their living environment supports not only their current needs but also their future well-being—making their home a truly inclusive and lasting space to enjoy.