Bungalow - approx. 146 m² - improvement suggestions

An elephant sometimes just stomps thoughtlessly around the porcelain shop. Even if he is actually right, things occasionally get broken here and there.

Even more gladly, the 11ant quietly honks "but this is a lovely porcelain shop," stops in front of the window and only carefully attaches a "Like" – only with a parent suite as a back room of an open-plan kitchen does he find that difficult

I just don’t want you to one day stick your head through the floor hatch of the one-story house: see the huge, unused space under the roof and get annoyed because downstairs everything is rather cramped.

If only the "cathedral ceiling" had a hatch staircase

In fact, with this house provider, a bungalow is cheaper than a one-and-a-half-story house.

By principle, the extra effort of a staircase is balanced by a reduced required footprint. Effectively, the one-and-a-half-story usually has the cost advantage – but so small that there is a clear north-south gradient for preference, with the northern plain states favoring the one-level house and the mountainous states preferring the space saver.

But we have also lived on a 1600 m² plot... please not again.

Mowing area does not become smaller by being fragmented.

Well, it’s just that different. We have a 2000 m² garden and are considering whether we could somehow finance the neighboring plot as well...

Yes, not everyone has an additional deer garden

It’s HouseCompagnie.

As a matter of fact also for – see and and a felt fantastic bazillion single threads about tile size and so on and so forth.

Mottenhausen, it’s like driving a BMW 1 Series. Completely cramped, unreasonable, tight and expensive, but somehow unfortunately cool. The same goes if you don’t live in an SUV with knee clearance... people say: Why bungalow? Because we can afford it!
Now seriously: The barrier-free accessibility in this type of housing is really very pleasant. Truly.

But you can’t always lump a young family and you both into one demand category. The family needs twice as much space as you two.

No stairs to climb in old age, no sloping ceilings (I currently have those and they annoy me) and actually the possible high ceiling with the skylight in the living-dining area as well as high windows in the gable simply enhance the room. I didn’t believe that before either.

It’s awesome when you can give the children their own floor to let off steam. And you can avoid each other sometimes. Even with peace, love and harmony, you want space to develop freely and not, as a teenager with friends, hear a “Shh, mom is sleeping next door.”
Being cramped is pretty much the worst... okay... it’s not cramped now. But just imagine having people live there.
My husband and I also wanted a bungalow. However, we were only allowed to build 135sqm, which wasn’t enough for me because I also want to do yoga sometimes, and not in front of the TV when my husband is there.
So we went with two levels and preferred living with sloping ceilings rather than too little space.
I always get the feeling you guys never have your own hobbies.

Someone here has also built with this company, will know, he stalks every thread and member ... also a huge bungalow, but with questionable access to the parents’ area, but with stairs and a gallery. Because you can also combine an open gable and rooms in the attic.

I took another look at the design: South and west orientation really come up way too short. The access to the main room is an inconspicuous door hidden somewhere in the hallway. You should always imagine visitors coming from the guest WC who first have to try every door to get back to the activity.
Katja’s design is really great in this respect, it would just not be the cozy orientation, which is way too short with east.

...because I also want to do my yoga sometimes, and not in front of the TV when my husband is there.

Why not now? One of my hobbies is my aquarium. It is in the living room next to the sofa. My husband is an enthusiastic fan since I always clean it shirtless. Maybe that would be an option for yoga too...?

I didn't know the yoga pose "glotzende Fische" *LOL*

If I remember correctly, blaupuma has a relatively trouble-free construction process

Why not now?

One of my hobbies is my aquarium. It is in the living room next to the sofa. My husband is an enthusiastic supporter since I always clean it with my upper body bare. Maybe that would be an option in yoga too...?

Aha..
But I don’t need a supporter, I need my peace :-*