Assessment of slope and basics related to the floor plan

Ahh... I'm bumping my head, right? But that's fine. It's known to increase thinking ability.
That it leads into the living room, we have deliberately taken into account. But we still have doubts about that, yes.

I think that would fit. Besides skis, tents, and the like, beverage crates, milk, etc. are also supposed to be stored there. I wouldn't want to always have to go through the workshop for that.

I'm glad to hear that. Where and how would you reduce the size of the house if you look at the living floor on the upper floor? To me, it doesn't make a particularly generous impression (children's room 14m², bedroom 16m²...).
Would you rather have to save in living/dining/cooking, right?

I have two floors with living space quality. That would fit then :)

I thought about doing the ground floor mostly by myself, since it is initially not necessarily needed for living purposes.
So move in and then paint, lay tiles, and so on to make the ground floor "nice and cozy". Too crazy?

So I would have to shrink the house from about 300m² to 200m² to get to about €300,000... As asked above: what's the best way to do that?
The rooms are needed. Also the workshop.

I'm uncertain. On one hand, I almost think it's because the building boundaries lie quite far north on the plot. On the other hand, I also want to be able to go outside from the upper floor... If I don't set it so deep into the slope, it won't work. Or are there nice options for that?

Thanks for your feedback! :)

If you want to include the building law aspects in the discussion, a larger excerpt from the drawing part of the development plan and the entire textual provisions would be necessary, alternatively indications (no links) where the plan can be viewed online. I assume that garages outside the buildable area are not permitted. The balcony and the external staircase certainly are not. Is the gable roof with 22° fixed? Do the wall heights apply alternatively to all plots or is the construction type E+1 or E+D plot-specific? How is the height reference point defined? The continuous lines in the development plan excerpt are presumably contour lines. Are there numerical values for them? Does the terrain rise continuously or are there significant discontinuities? The NHN heights at the corners of the plots and the building window corners would be revealing.

Again for my understanding. How much budget do you have for the house, additional construction costs, outdoor area, and furnishings! The 2000€/sqm refer only to the bare house, so without civil engineering, drainage, terrain modeling, outdoor area, house connections, etc. So as if the house was hanging in the air.