Oak kitchen of the Coldwells Build Passivhaus, Davidson. Large glazing with an oak dining table and black chairs.

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Building a Passivhaus is complicated. From finding a certified architect and specialist contractor – to making the right choices about layout and design, we take care of the details and offer the simplest way to build the world’s best energy-efficient home with the Coldwells Build Passivhaus range.

Exterior of the Coldwells Build Passivhaus, Irving. Oak cladding, large windows with a pitched metal roof with sand dunes and sea landscape.

2 Beds 141m²

Irving

^{Prices from} ^£ 224,000

Bedrooms 2

M² 141

Type 1.5 Storey

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Exterior of the Coldwells Build Passivhaus, Foster. Black cladding with a sedum roof in a forest setting.

3 Beds 145m²

Foster

^{Prices from} ^£ 241,000

Bedrooms 3

M² 145

Type 2 Storey

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Side exterior of the Coldwells Build Passivhaus, Argyle. A bungalow with black cladding and a grey pitched slate roof.

4 Beds 144m²

Argyle

^{Prices from} ^£ 242,000

Bedrooms 4

M² 144

Type Bungalow

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4 Beds 189m²

Thomson

^{Prices from} ^£ 270,000

Bedrooms 4

M² 189

Type 2 Storey

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Front exterior of the Coldwells Build Passivhaus, Davidson. Oak clad prefabricated home with a slate, pitched roof and dormer, in a rural landscape.

4 Beds 170m²

Davidson

^{Prices from} ^£ 272,000

Bedrooms 4

M² 170

Type 1¾ Storey

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Exterior of the Coldwells Build Passivhaus, McKinley. Black clad prefabricated home, with large windows, pitched slate roof in a large garden with willow trees.

5 Beds 180m²

McKinley

^{Prices from} ^£ 255,000

Bedrooms 5

M² 180

Type 1.5 Storey

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The designs look bespoke

The overall aesthetic is very appealing and the designs look bespoke rather than mass-produced. We had plenty of help in choosing which one was right for our needs to ensure the build fitted in with its natural environment.

Clients: Luke & Lauren Cammaert-Norris | Building the Argyle Passivhaus