Cost estimation in current times

Without a floor plan, it is almost impossible to estimate the costs. So many factors come into play, e.g. the architecture, the window areas, but also floors and bathrooms..... You can only guess this way.

Here is our preliminary plan

Here is our preliminary plan

as well as the preliminary exterior views etc.

Good morning,

I'm still not completely happy with your ground floor. You have so many small rooms that you no longer have a living room. And because of the entrance on the right, you have quite a long hallway. Would you like to at least swap the WC and the entrance? That way you could save hallway space and make the office or WC bigger.

But I would also recommend not leaving the open space square, because, as I said, you somehow don't have a properly zoned living room.

Unfortunately, I find cost estimation extremely difficult nowadays :confused:

The house may only be as wide as shown? Why 2 vehicles side by side? That doesn't work. Unless you stay sitting in the car. :D

I myself also have an open space and have expanded the space to 55sqm by integrating corridors. Only, the 55sqm doesn't feel overly large. I don't want to imagine how tiny 35sqm must seem. If I were you, I would try to get a few more square meters out of here or build wider, no matter what.

There is nothing to criticize about the upper floor. I think the bathroom is well done. You don’t have to make the children's rooms that big given the floor area, but that’s a matter of taste. Only the bedroom might not work depending on the size of the bed. What I also noticed is that you can probably forget the fireplace in that location. With a properly drawn fireplace + the required clearance area, no dining table could stand there. Sorry to say this, but the ground floor is a sham. It promises more than it can deliver. Even if the plan may be dimensioned. Those are rough construction measurements, so go over them with a ruler, keep that in mind, and draw in actual furniture. Consider building a single garage and using the resulting space for living.