Bungalow 10 m wide.. anyone have pictures?

DG: - 2 children’s rooms - Bathroom

Then it’s not a bungalow. But it doesn’t matter what you call it: there are enough one-story houses that have less than 10 meters in width.

Well, just a bungalow with a converted attic and a hip roof.

Well, just a bungalow with a converted attic and hipped roof.

A bungalow is characterized by barrier-free living on one level. ...

Why shouldn’t the children's rooms be under the hip roof?

Bungalows with converted attics are seen now and then. After all, living on one level without steps remains for the parents

However, after deducting for the garage and the setback from the boundary, only 10 m width remains for the house,

Does "garage and setback from the boundary" mean that the garage(s) are wider than the building line width? – how much width are we talking about before these deductions? I suspect you are caught in an image of a certain building configuration, which, however, is not as given as it seems. Often a bold swing of the sword through the damn connecting door between the house and the garage suffices, and suddenly a much nicer house fits on the plot. With a bowling alley floor plan, you do yourself no favors.

Then it is not a bungalow. But it doesn't matter what you call it: there are enough one-story houses with less than 10 meters width.

Good morning. It technically remains a bungalow with an expanded roof, doesn't it? And if the development plan "only" allowed bungalows, it would make a difference whether I have a bungalow with an expanded roof or a 1.5-story house. On the topic, we are also dealing with a bungalow ~16x10 (see here in the subforum). Please provide a sketch of the property or a site plan.