netoelamispinda

netoelamispinda is a real estate term used primarily in Estonian-language contexts to describe the net living space of a dwelling. It denotes the usable interior floor area that is intended for living and occupancy, excluding non-living spaces and structural elements. The exact scope and method of calculation can vary by country and standard, but the concept generally refers to the interior space available for daily living.

Calculation and scope: netoelamispinda is usually calculated by summing the floor area of habitable rooms inside the dwelling and measuring to the inner faces of the surrounding walls. It typically includes rooms such as bedrooms, living rooms, and kitchens that are part of the living space. It often excludes balconies, terraces, garages, storage rooms not integral to living spaces, stairwells counted as common elements, and areas not suitable for living. Some standards include built-in storage or certain foyers, while others exclude them.

Relation to other metrics: netoelamispinda is commonly contrasted with gross floor area, which adds external walls and non-habitable spaces. The term is often used in property listings, appraisals, and mortgage assessments, where price per square meter is calculated using net living area. In Estonia and other Baltic regions, official documentation may define netoelamispinda under local cadastral or construction standards.

Note: Because definitions differ by jurisdiction, users should consult the applicable standard or property documentation for precise measurements.