Architecture and Exterior Design
Magnoolia townhomes are designed so that every home feels like its own house — private terrace, yard and a separate entrance.
Rowhouse comfort, private-house experience
Magnoolia townhomes are designed as two-storey freestanding sections. Each home comes with a private terrace, yard and its own entrance — a townhouse that feels like a real house.
The contemporary architecture fits naturally into the village setting of Vaela. Facade materials are chosen to age beautifully over the years.
Four outdoor space elements
Private terrace for every home
Every Magnoolia home has a door from the ground floor to the terrace. The terrace is designed for private outdoor use. Dimensions are confirmed in the construction project.
- Separate entrance from the street
- Terrace as an extension of the living room
- Walls between homes for privacy
Yard with right of use
Every home has a private yard with right of use. This is genuinely your space — not a shared courtyard. The exact area is confirmed in the sales contract.
- Private yard for every home
- Lawn, hedge and paving solutions to be confirmed
- Landscaping principles in the project
Parking space by the home
Every home includes a parking space on the plot. EV charging preparation is planned as part of the parking solution.
- Parking space in front of the home
- EV charging preparation (to be confirmed)
- Guest parking solution in development
Architectural renders
Architectural renders are illustrative. The final appearance may differ.
Questions about architecture
How many storeys are the Magnoolia homes?
All Magnoolia homes are two-storey.
What facade materials are used?
The exact facade materials are confirmed in the construction project. Renders illustrate the planned design direction.
Do the homes have a garage?
Magnoolia homes do not have a garage. Each home includes a parking space on the plot.
Are there walls between neighbours?
Privacy solutions are planned between homes. The exact implementation is confirmed in the construction project.
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