Comments on floor plan design welcome

What is supposed to be unusual? That you don't want the open space plus sleeping and 2 children's rooms upstairs or as convoluted as possible

Think in terms of living areas. On the ground floor, you have 3 living areas and one functional area:

[*]Cooking & Eating [*]Sleeping & Spa [*]Relaxing & Media [*]Entrance & Wardrobe & Stairs & WC

Distribute these living areas according to your property and their orientation to each other. I am thinking of an entrance directly into a large room (60+ sqm), in which wardrobe, cooking, eating and the stairs are combined yet clearly structured. The stairs in this room lead to a gallery that extends across the entire length of the room; in the middle of it, a hallway branches off to the upstairs rooms, which are located above the sleeping and living areas. The enormous air volume keeps the room constantly fresh, acoustic elements prevent it from becoming "echoey." Now you have life at the front of the house and the connection to the children's living area upstairs. The more private part is also on the ground floor, accessible in an age-appropriate way and protected from everyday noise.

With the building envelope, they will probably be quite humorless here. If I look at the neighborhood on the left side of the street on the plan and the Mühlenweg "next door," they probably want to contain exactly such fraying.

On the floor plan, you can see that there is a power distributor to the east. It is considerably tall and therefore does not provide a nice view.

Now don't exaggerate, they are all very picturesque in size in the Wied region of the Westerwald. You have a very nice view here to the north and northeast. Top location.

It will be built as a wooden house.

That doesn't fit in Kurtscheid.

They will probably be quite humorless with the building envelope here. If I look at the neighborhood on the street side on the left of the plan and "next door" the Mühlenweg, they probably want to curb exactly such fraying.

Now don’t exaggerate, they are all very picturesque in size in the Wiedischen Westerwald. You have a very nice view here to the north and northeast. Top location.

That doesn’t fit Kurtscheid.

does it have to be?

Are you allowed to build a bungalow?

I would look for bungalow floor plans with a converted attic.
The upper floor looks a bit too large.

We all know 11ant is great at finding locations, but you don't have to tell everyone where the place is, right? Maybe there are people who don't want the whole place to follow the floor plan discussion???

Besides, the OP probably means something different by [Holzhaus]....