Hansagarten24 Wooden Holiday Houses — Compact Cabins to 96 m² Family Log Homes

Hansagarten24 wooden holiday house with Nordic spruce construction and glazed frontage

Choosing a wooden holiday house is not simply a matter of finding the largest cabin. Hansagarten24's current range spans compact guest cabins, loft designs, two-bedroom layouts, terrace-focused holiday houses and substantially larger multi-room log homes extending beyond 100 m² of internal floor area.

The more useful comparison is therefore between footprint, internal layout, wall thickness, room count, sleeping arrangements and outdoor space. A smaller cabin with a sleeping loft can solve a very different problem from a larger single-storey house with several dedicated bedrooms.

This guide focuses on a representative selection from Hansagarten24's current wooden holiday-house range, comparing structure and layout rather than commercial terms.

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Quick Comparison — Which Hansagarten24 Holiday House Fits Your Use?

Model	Internal Area	Wall Thickness	Layout	Best Fit
Mia 2	15 m²	44 mm	2 rooms	Compact guest cabin, studio or garden retreat
Granada	20.8 m²	70 mm	3 rooms	Compact multi-room guest or holiday cabin
Schweden B	23 m² + 7.5 m² loft	70 mm	2 rooms + sleeping loft	Small footprint with separate sleeping level
Devon 2	40 m²	70 mm	4 rooms / 2 bedrooms	Compact two-bedroom holiday house
Hansa Holiday B	42 m²	70 mm	4 rooms / 2 bedrooms + 21 m² terrace	Indoor/outdoor family and guest use
Hansa Holiday D	50 m²	70 mm	5 rooms / 3 bedrooms + 13.2 m² terrace	Family holiday house with dedicated bedrooms
Holiday A	58 m²	88 mm	5 rooms / 2 bedrooms + 15.5 m² terrace	Larger holiday layout with thicker wall construction
Holiday S1	67 m²	70 mm	7 rooms / 2 bedrooms	Flexible multi-room layout with large opening frontage
Holiday C Max	79.1 m²	70 mm	5 rooms / 3 bedrooms	Large single-storey holiday layout
Hansa Holiday G	96 m²	70 mm	6 rooms / 3 bedrooms	Large multi-bedroom family or guest house

Start with the Layout, Not Just the Floor Area

Floor area is useful, but it does not explain how comfortably the building will support the intended use.

A 23 m² cabin with a separate sleeping loft can provide a very different experience from a 20 m² single-level building. Likewise, a 40 m² design divided into bedrooms, bathroom space and a living area serves a different purpose from an open 40 m² garden room.

For a holiday or guest house, the most important questions are therefore:

how many people need genuinely separate sleeping areas;
whether sleeping space should be on the main floor or in a loft;
how much space should be given to living and dining;
whether a dedicated bathroom zone is required;
whether outdoor terrace space is central to the design;
and whether the building will primarily be used as accommodation, a guest annexe or a broader multi-use space.

Mia 2 — The Compact Starting Point

The Hansagarten24 Mia 2 is one of the most compact holiday-house designs in this selection.

It provides 15 m² of internal floor area within an external footprint of approximately 5.16 x 3.06 metres. The structure uses 44 mm Nordic spruce walls, a mono-pitch roof and a two-room layout.

Its scale makes it particularly relevant where the objective is a small guest cabin, studio, compact rental unit or private garden retreat rather than a full multi-bedroom holiday house.

Hansagarten24 describes the layout around a main room and bathroom area. As with the company's other rendered product presentations, furniture, kitchen equipment and bathroom fittings shown in illustrations should be treated as layout examples rather than assumed components of the standard building kit.

Granada — More Separation Without a Large Footprint

The Granada provides 20.8 m² of internal area with 70 mm walls.

Its approximately 7.08 x 3.70 metre footprint contains three rooms, with three windows, double glazing and a pitched roof.

This makes Granada useful for buyers who want a compact structure while still separating the main living area from smaller supporting rooms.

For a guest annexe, weekend cabin or garden-based accommodation space, that internal separation can matter more than adding several extra square metres to one open room.

Schweden B — Small Footprint, Separate Sleeping Loft

The Schweden B takes a different approach by using a separate sleeping loft.

The main floor provides 23 m², while a separate 7.5 m² sleeping loft adds usable sleeping space without requiring a much larger ground footprint.

The structure uses 70 mm walls, two rooms, nine windows and a pitched roof, with an external footprint of approximately 6.28 x 3.93 metres.

This type of arrangement suits projects where the building needs a clearly separated sleeping zone but the available garden footprint is limited.

For a larger variation on the same theme, Alpine Performance has also covered the Sweden B XL log cabin with sleeping loft.

Devon 2 — A Compact Two-Bedroom Layout

The Devon 2 uses a larger internal plan organised around separate rooms rather than a single open space.

It provides 40 m² of internal area within an approximately 7.48 x 7.48 metre square footprint. Hansagarten24 specifies four rooms, including two bedrooms, alongside a living and dining area and a separate bathroom zone.

The structure uses 70 mm Nordic spruce walls, 28 mm floorboards, six windows and double glazing.

This is a useful configuration when two dedicated bedrooms are central to the layout.

Hansa Holiday B — When the Terrace Is Part of the Living Space

The Hansa Holiday B combines 42 m² of internal floor area with a 21 m² terrace.

The cabin uses 70 mm walls and a four-room layout with two bedrooms. Large glazed double doors and tall windows connect the interior with the terrace and bring natural light into the main living area.

For summer dining, outdoor seating or a holiday property built around indoor/outdoor use, this layout places clear emphasis on the connection between enclosed and outdoor space.

Hansa Holiday D — Three Bedrooms in a 50 m² Plan

The Hansa Holiday D uses its 50 m² internal area to create a five-room plan with three bedrooms.

Hansagarten24 specifies five rooms, including three bedrooms, together with living and dining space and provision for a shower room.

The approximately 8.73 x 7.48 metre structure uses 70 mm walls, nine windows, double glazing, a pitched roof and a 13.2 m² terrace.

This layout is suited to family or guest use where separate bedrooms are an important part of the plan.

Holiday A — 88 mm Walls and a Larger Terrace-Based Layout

The Holiday A uses an 88 mm wall specification within a five-room layout.

It provides 58 m² of internal floor area, five rooms including two bedrooms, and a 15.5 m² terrace, with 88 mm laminated-timber walls.

The building measures approximately 12.78 x 5.73 metres externally and uses a pitched roof with eleven windows.

Its longer footprint creates a different internal arrangement from more square models such as Devon 2 or Hansa Holiday D and suits sites where a linear building footprint works well.

We also look at this model in more detail in Hansagarten24 Holiday A 13x6m Log Cabin.

Holiday S1 — Flexible Rooms and a Wide Opening Frontage

The Holiday S1 uses a 67 m² multi-room plan with a flat-roof design.

It has 70 mm walls and seven internal rooms. Hansagarten24 describes two bedrooms alongside a larger living area and four smaller rooms that can be allocated to functions such as bathrooms or dressing areas.

Three large folding-door sections allow much of the front elevation to open towards the outside.

This makes Holiday S1 suitable where the layout needs both several enclosed rooms and a strong connection between the main living area and the garden.

Holiday C Max — 79.1 m² Single-Storey Layout

The Holiday C Max provides 79.1 m² of internal floor area within a single-storey building measuring approximately 15.70 x 6.70 metres.

Its five-room layout includes three bedrooms and uses 70 mm walls, thirteen windows and a pitched roof.

This format provides substantial internal area on one level without relying on a sleeping loft for additional usable space.

Its thirteen windows distribute natural light across the wider single-storey floor plan.

Hansa Holiday G — 96 m² and Three Bedrooms

The Hansa Holiday G is the largest model in this shortlist by internal floor area.

It provides 96 m² across six rooms within an approximately 13.58 x 7.58 metre footprint. The layout includes three bedrooms and uses 70 mm Nordic spruce walls.

Hansagarten24 also specifies two shower-room areas and a 50 m² living and dining area within the overall layout.

With ten windows and a pitched roof, the building is organised around a larger family-oriented holiday-house plan with several dedicated rooms.

44 mm vs 70 mm vs 88 mm Walls

Wall thickness is one of the easiest specifications to compare, but it needs to be interpreted alongside the intended use of the building.

44 mm is used on the compact Mia 2 in this selection.

70 mm is the most common wall specification among the models compared here, appearing on Granada, Schweden B, Devon 2, Hansa Holiday B, Hansa Holiday D, Holiday S1, Holiday C Max and Hansa Holiday G.

88 mm is used on Holiday A as a laminated-timber wall specification.

Wall thickness alone does not define seasonal usability. Hansagarten24 offers insulation-related configuration options on many models, so the complete building specification should be considered alongside the nominal log thickness.

Loft, Bedrooms or Terrace — Which Adds the Most Useful Space?

Extra floor area is most useful when it supports the way the building will actually be used.

Choose a Sleeping Loft When Ground Footprint Is Limited

Schweden B is a clear example. Its 7.5 m² sleeping loft creates separation between daytime and sleeping use without significantly expanding the ground footprint.

Choose Dedicated Bedrooms for Regular Family or Guest Use

Devon 2, Hansa Holiday B, Hansa Holiday D, Holiday A, Holiday S1, Holiday C Max and Hansa Holiday G all incorporate dedicated bedrooms within their plans.

Choose a Large Terrace When Outdoor Living Is Central

Hansa Holiday B, Hansa Holiday D and Holiday A all combine enclosed accommodation with dedicated terrace space, creating a direct transition between the building and the surrounding outdoor area.

Choose Flexible Smaller Rooms When Uses May Change

Holiday S1 provides several smaller rooms around the central living area, giving scope to organise bathroom, dressing, storage or other supporting functions around the main accommodation.

Which Size Makes Sense?

15–25 m²: suited to compact guest accommodation, studios, weekend cabins or small retreats where efficient use of the plan matters.

30–45 m²: supports layouts with separate bedrooms, bathroom areas and living spaces while retaining a moderate footprint.

50–70 m²: provides more scope for family layouts, larger guest accommodation and several dedicated rooms.

70–100 m²: supports larger multi-room layouts with several bedrooms and shared living areas.

What Is Included in the Building Concept?

Across these models, Hansagarten24 commonly specifies Nordic spruce construction, double-glazed doors and windows, tempered safety glass, impregnated foundation beams, wall reinforcement and installation hardware.

Many models can also be configured with options such as insulation, roof covering, gutters, foundations, colour treatment and assembly services.

It is important to distinguish the timber building from the interior styling shown in product renders. Hansagarten24 states that furniture, bathroom equipment, kitchen fittings and similar items shown in visualisations are illustrative and are not automatically part of the standard cabin kit.

For that reason, the most useful way to compare models is to begin with the structure itself: footprint, rooms, wall thickness, glazing, doors, terrace and loft arrangement. Interior equipment can then be planned around the chosen shell.

Which Hansagarten24 Wooden Holiday House Should You Choose?

Choose Mia 2 if the objective is a compact two-room guest cabin, studio or garden retreat.

Choose Granada if you want a compact footprint with 70 mm walls and three separate rooms.

Choose Schweden B if a sleeping loft is useful for separating sleeping space from the main floor.

Choose Devon 2 if two dedicated bedrooms are central to a 40 m² plan.

Choose Hansa Holiday B if two bedrooms and a large terrace suit the intended indoor/outdoor use.

Choose Hansa Holiday D if three bedrooms are required within a 50 m² five-room layout.

Choose Holiday A if you want a five-room structure with two bedrooms, 88 mm walls and dedicated terrace space.

Choose Holiday S1 if you want two bedrooms, several flexible supporting rooms and a wide opening frontage towards the garden.

Choose Holiday C Max if you want a large single-storey five-room layout with three bedrooms.

Choose Hansa Holiday G if the largest internal area in this shortlist and a three-bedroom family layout are the main priorities.

Final Thoughts

The Hansagarten24 wooden holiday-house range covers several distinct cabin and multi-room layouts.

At the compact end, models such as Mia 2, Granada and Schweden B focus on efficient use of a modest footprint. Devon 2 and Hansa Holiday B add dedicated bedrooms, while Hansa Holiday D uses a five-room plan with three bedrooms.

Holiday A, Holiday S1 and Holiday C Max increase the amount of living space and internal separation, while Hansa Holiday G reaches 96 m² with a six-room, three-bedroom plan.

The most useful decision is which combination of bedrooms, living space, loft, terrace and wall construction best matches the way the building will actually be used.

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