Half-timbered house in timber-frame construction

Half-timbered house of timber-frame construction having a multi-shell wall structure, comprising:

• a rafter roof having a plurality of rafters;
• and walls, which each comprise:
• at least one sill resting on a substrate;
• and a plurality of posts extending vertically from the sill to the rafter roof;
• wherein for at least one wall part, a first number of posts are designed as inner posts and a second number of posts are designed as outer posts, wherein the inner posts are arranged offset from the outer posts in a wall orthogonal direction relative to a respective wall and are positioned in this case closer in the wall orthogonal direction to an interior enclosed by the walls than the outer posts;
• for at least one roof side, a first number of rafters are designed as lower rafters and a second number of rafters are designed as upper rafters, wherein the lower rafters are arranged offset from the upper rafters in a roof orthogonal direction to a respective roof side and are positioned in this case closer to the interior in the roof orthogonal direction than the upper rafters;
• a respective lower rafter is supported with a section directly on an inner post and a respective upper rafter is supported with a section directly on an outer post, so that the respective pairings of lower rafters with inner posts form a first structural framework and the respective pairings of upper rafters with outer posts form a second structural framework, wherein the multi-shell wall structure comprises exactly two structural frameworks, wherein the first structural framework faces the interior and the second structural framework faces the surroundings;
• and the respective pairings of lower rafters with inner posts with the respective pairings of upper rafters with outer posts in a wall plane, as viewed in a horizontal direction, have a lateral offset relative to one another, so that at no point, as viewed in the wall orthogonal direction, the posts of all structural frameworks and the rafters of all structural frameworks are aligned relative to one another.