Cost recording according to the final offer - Are these details correct?

What is the price per square meter of the tiles? Are the skirting boards included? How many power outlets/ network sockets/ satellite sockets are included? Which ventilation is included? Most houses nowadays are built so tightly that problems can occur without regular ventilation. Are connection costs included? Such a sewage pump can be very expensive.

Is the slab included? Otherwise, I can only say that 30 cm is rarely enough. You should always budget a larger amount for earthworks.

Utilities... that’s high! What does that mean?

What about electricity? Special equipment? Outdoor faucet included with Danwood?

And don’t forget the exterior facilities like the terrace and splash guard: that should also be financed, as you don’t get far in EL.

For earthworks, I have planned an additional 5,000 EUR. I will use the excavated soil to fill a depression in the garden. About 70–100 m³ of soil will fit there.

Utilities: Due to the elevation difference, there is a pressure drainage system on the property. According to the water supplier, the mechanics must be renewed to connect a third house. Additionally, the house needs its own lifting system due to the distance from the main pressure drainage. Overall, I am planning only 20,000 EUR for wastewater.

I have roughly completed the extensive outdoor facilities (lawn, trees, and fence). I converted an outbuilding into a workshop. Electricity only needs to be laid from the house to there. Irrigation is done via a channel pump; a PE piping system has already been installed as part of the outdoor facilities.

I have to do the terrace and splash guard myself. The material is on site. (This year, I wanted to build a floating frame for the boat dock out of the terrace decking boards; because of the house decision, the boards will just become a wooden terrace.)

Electrical inspection is a good point...

Are the baseboards included there?

Thanks for the tip!

How many power outlets/ network sockets/ satellite sockets are included?

Scope of work description:

Lighting installation:
2 ceiling outlets with switches in the living room or living/dining room; in other rooms except hallway and corridor, 1 ceiling outlet with switch each
1 wall outlet with switch in wet rooms
1 ceiling outlet with 2 two-way switches in the hallway
1 ceiling outlet with 2 two-way switches and 1 cross switch in the corridor
1 wall outlet for outdoor lighting next to the front door (with indoor switch)
1 ceiling or wall outlet on the balcony or terrace (with indoor switch)
Power outlets
Double sockets: living room or living/dining room 4 pieces, kitchen 3 pieces, rooms and bathroom 1 piece each,
Single sockets: kitchen 4 pieces, technical room 3 pieces, rooms, studio as well as corridor and hallway 2 pieces each, guest WC/ as well as storage room/ cloakroom, pantry 1 piece each,
Electrical installation

Outdoor socket switchable from inside 1 piece
Cooker connection
Doorbell system with bell in the ground floor hallway
Telephone socket with cable to the technical room
Data socket with cable to the technical room (socket and cable CAT 6)
Antenna: 2 sockets with cables to the technical room or with cables and equipotential bonding conductor to the attic

According to the seller, I can lay the network sockets myself (own wish). I do not need a satellite dish.

"What ventilation is included?"

From the scope of work description for the technical package:

Apartment ventilation system with heat recovery
Two performance sizes: 260 and 360 m3 air throughput per hour
for living areas up to 250 m2
Time-controlled filter monitoring display
Bypass for summer operation

We upgraded the electrical to around 60 instead of 40 sockets, plus external cables and some fancy stuff, and also some lamps: extra charge 2500,-
Tiles: we were allowed up to 25,- per sqm net, including base tiles, that was sufficient.
Doors: there were smooth white standard ones. We took them.
Outdoor tap, one included, one extra, plus washbasin, utility sink, totaled 1200,- on top.
The most expensive was the garage: 7500,- complete.
Plus earthworks extra, also about 7.5k. (Slope location)
Utilities: 3k with telephone
Wastewater connection, gutter connection, 2500,-
Floor coverings: 1700,-
Painting: 5000/laying.
Plissees 1000,-
Garden and paving work: 15000,-
Survey finished house: 1100,-
Building permit 800.00
Topping-out ceremony 500,-
Ikea kitchen 4800.00
So, now check your side. All prices from 2017. Karsten

In the standard floor plan Stadthaus 129 from Danwood, you have a utility room including a technical room with less than 4m². Isn’t that very tight without a basement?

I see it quite pragmatically: Little space, few landfills.
For washing machine, heating, and storage it is enough.

I live minimalism
I lived on 20 sqm during my studies and now on 30 sqm