Buy a house, renovate or build new?

Okay, I'm just asking because I'm still looking for optimization possibilities for the house. If you're already restoring inside and outside, it would be annoying afterwards if possible "small things" were not done at the same time.

Okay, I'm just asking because I'm still looking for optimization possibilities for the house. If you're already restoring inside and outside anyway, it would be annoying afterwards if you didn't address possible "small things" right away

Take a close look at the front door. It is probably already warped/slightly leaky.

There is potential in such points.

Is there by any chance a structural engineer in this forum who can help us and tell us if the load-bearing walls in the house can be removed?

Is there by any chance a structural engineer in this forum who can help us and tell us if the load-bearing walls in the house can be removed?

Take a close look at the front door. It is probably already warped/slightly leaky.

There is potential in such points.

Exactly, the door is also supposed to be removed and replaced with a new door.

Okay, I'm just asking because I'm still looking for optimization possibilities on the house. If you're already renovating inside and outside anyway, it would be annoying afterward if you didn't address possible "small issues" right away

Find an expert in your region who can answer your questions.
Your questions exceed the scope of a forum.
You can find the expert in the directory of your hometown.

Good luck!

Is there by any chance a structural engineer in this forum who can help us and say whether the load-bearing walls in the house can be removed?

Although I am only a physicist and not a structural engineer.

Both professions usually advise against it.

You of course *cannot* just remove load-bearing walls like that. The structure’s stability would then be affected, and there would be an immediate risk of collapse.

It might be possible to remove parts of the wall and create a passage; of course, a lintel must then be dimensioned according to the conditions and professionally installed.

This is always a case-by-case consideration and calculation.

Here you need to have it planned (architect + structural engineer). Based on concrete building plans and much more.

Regards Thorsten