A modern country house in Estonia is an ideal choice for those who want to live surrounded by picturesque nature, away from the hustle and bustle, without sacrificing comfort.

It would be perfect to just close your eyes and see your dream home upon opening them. While that’s impossible, we explain how to make your dream a reality without unnecessary stress, material, and time costs.

House construction in Estonia: where to start

If you have moved to Estonia and bought a plot for building a house, it is time to set your action plan.

If the area of the house and other buildings exceeds 60 square meters and the height is over 5 meters, you must first obtain a building permit. The local government issues this permit to the plot owner for 5 years. In Estonia, this document is called a building permit.

If the area and height of the building are smaller than the above, submitting a construction notice is sufficient.

This requirement should be taken seriously: the owner of an illegally built house faces a fine and possibly an order to demolish the building.

Building a country house: what to consider

Designing and building private houses is a complex process that requires a responsible approach. Therefore, it is extremely important to find specialists with extensive experience.

Vepstone’s profile is turnkey house construction in Estonia. This means our specialists perform all the work:

• Free site visit and consultation by a specialist
• Development of a custom project of any complexity
• Actual house construction
• Installation of all necessary communications: pipelines, cable networks, etc.
• Installation of plumbing

You don’t need to worry about material delivery; we take care of it ourselves.

You will receive information about the work at all stages. Specialists will explain what they are doing on your plot at each moment, how they are doing it, and what still needs to be done.

We work according to SNIP, use professional tools, and only verified materials.

House construction cost: is it worth saving?

When building a house, it is important to remember that using cheap and low-quality materials does not pay off. After all, it is better to do it well once than to redo it later, losing even more money.

However, savings do not always have to come at the expense of quality. Vepstone specialists know how to reduce the cost of work without harming the result.

Write to us, and we will answer all your questions.