City villa with staggered floor and combined bungalow look

...please don't kill me for my question!

We are thinking about building a house in bungalow style with a converted attic, where the upper floor should only have rooms for the children and we would have everything on the ground floor.

I myself also find city villas with a recessed upper floor very attractive and have seen here and there that often a conservatory, garage, etc. with a hip roof is attached.

I am just wondering what it would look like if you extended the roof at the back to the height where the second floor would start, meaning the house from the front looks like a normal recessed upper floor and from the side it looks as if a bungalow with a hip roof is attached at the back.

Hope you understand what I mean?! I would be happy to see pictures....

Something like this at the front:


and like this at the back:

I would be happy to see pictures....

Yes, exactly, make a sketch of how the two depicted houses are supposed to merge into one house – I don’t recall any mention of a hillside location yet (?)

And where would the garage be then? In the first or second house? Don’t hit me, but where would the bungalow look be now? The bungalow would then be the garage you’re talking about, kids upstairs would then be the town villa. So we would be looking at a town villa with a set-back floor with a hipped roof garage. Like every town villa, just with a set-back. I’d say: Check out building areas with open eyes

I imagine it roughly like this ...

I find it different beautiful

I imagine it roughly like this ... [ATTACH alt="Stadtvilla-mit-staffelgeschoss-und-Bungalow-Optik-kombiniert-344527-1.jpg"]37998[/ATTACH] I find something else beautiful

so awful, I don't even imagine something like that at all