City Villa Floor Plan - Feedback Desired

It's a bit contradictory. For the closed wardrobe/light topic, think more about the few days, but not for the bathroom? As long as the children are in the house / going to school every day, I see the compromise (parents' bathroom vs. climbing stairs vs. waiting).

Of course, €15,000 is not negligible. But honestly, this decision gives me a bit of a stomach ache.

On the one hand, the wardrobe/dressing/bedroom topic can change very quickly – already in case of illness, but also in old age. Many things can change. And it is not about how much space the parents get, but about a sensible sequence and planning of the rooms. If you can’t manage the planning, that doesn’t mean that this logical sequence has to be questioned. Rather, it means: a professional probably has to take care of it.

On the other hand: we certainly don’t want to interfere with education, but children don’t have to be raised in a way that they get a personal toilet. If they have their own bathroom, that’s perfectly fine, if feasible.
You can also spatially separate the unit "toilet hand washbasin" in the children’s bathroom from the tub, shower, washbasin unit, simply by putting a wall and a door in the bathroom. But now spreading the wet rooms all over the place probably makes less sense. Consider that each drain also requires a downpipe inside the house that has to be installed.

Currently the planning is at 2.76 m, but I would like to add 10 cm. What do you say?

You have the tendency to like to exaggerate everything.

I don't find it contradictory. You have your parent and it should be comfortable for you. It should make everything easier for you as long as you live in the house. It is important not to disturb the others. Regardless of whether someone had a sleepless night or because working hours change or the rhythm, etc.

Children The first years they don't care whether male or female Afterwards the question is how long they live there. Maybe the oldest is gone at 18 for training Different schools, different school bus times, etc. Children can and should communicate and find compromises You have 4 bathrooms for 5 people. One can go

And this is not about how much space the parents get, but about a sensible sequence and planning of the rooms.

Don’t get me wrong, I did accept the thing with the dressing room. After consideration, I see it the same way. That’s why I’m a bit “confused” why compromises are supposed to be made with the children’s bathrooms (regardless of educational measures).

In the children’s bathroom, the unit "toilet hand washbasin" can also gladly be spatially separated from the bathtub, shower, washbasin unit,

That might be a good compromise!

You have the tendency to exaggerate everything

Hehe, well, I currently live in an old building with a ceiling height of 3.30 m. So maybe I’m a bit spoiled there.
I myself am also almost 2 meters tall...

One can be removed

I think you are right, ypg’s solution seems to be a good option

Honestly, I probably would have allowed the ground floor an additional 10 cm. At 2 meters, the doors will probably also be taller than the standard doors.

Honestly, I probably would have allowed the ground floor 10 cm more.

Yay, I'm not actually delusional about size

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Revised again in the attachment.
On the ground floor, the bathroom was slightly enlarged and the TV swapped (so it can’t be seen from the hallway from the side)...

Upstairs, only 1 children's bathroom with separate toilet.

Does the shower room then also get a toilet installed or only a sink + shower? And in the WC there is also a sink, right?