Bungalow 10 m wide.. anyone have pictures?

It technically remains a bungalow with a converted attic, or doesn't it? And if the development plan "only" provided for bungalows, it does make a difference whether I have a bungalow with a converted attic or a 1.5-storey house.

There is no term "bungalow" as a technical term, which is why development plans do not refer to it. The development plan specifies the maximum number of floors, roof shape, and roof pitch. Only if it says "I" and "FD" will you know that nothing can come of the attic conversion.

thanks, learned something new again.

@TE: just search for "Bungalow Dachgeschoss" in the image search and you will find floor plans as well as photos of already built bungalows

Does anyone perhaps have pictures, links or even better has built something like this themselves?

Well... we have built something liiiiiiike this.

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Best regards, Steffi

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More precisely: in post #579 or here even visible in color and furnished – however, this is a plan that only looks simply designed but is actually great art. It is thanks to the cross shape that the floor plan works, instead of turning into a bowling alley. And it maintains the desired maximum width; next to the utility room, a carport more than as wide as the building restriction would fit.

We are also planning a similar "bungalow" with an expanded attic measuring 10.5x16 m, even with the entrance on the narrow side. If you have the entrance on the wide side, it is no problem at all. Why do you think that won't work?

Thank you for your feedback. We are still quite at the beginning... I'm unsure if it might seem odd later on. Do you already have a floor plan? How are you handling the garage, or are you planning one next to it?