Asuni
2020-01-06 13:44:23
- #1
You can hardly be serious about the question: ground floor as a chamber suite (with bathroom as a walk-through room!!!); not only the other floors, but actually also the majority of the neighboring rooms are only or at least better accessible from the outside; the house is basically like a motorhome without a passage between the driver's cab and the cabin - simply creepy."
Unfortunately, I see it similarly - the floor plan is really more than suboptimal and to turn it into something reasonably practicable for a single-family house, first of all, not much more than the foundation, the exterior walls, and maybe one or two load-bearing walls (if at all) will remain; and you will need significantly more than 100 K euros, I estimate that even with a change of the existing floor plan + an extension (+ all the other smaller items that come up with an old building project) you will end up with at least 200 K EUR. If that’s enough. Furthermore - I am not very familiar with this - it looks like a corner of the house and the staircase are outside the building boundary (blue lines?). Here I would definitely inquire about the legal situation as far as possible, so you don’t, for example, have to tear down the stairs because they lie outside the building boundary. But as I said, other users can assess that better. For me, this would certainly be a pretty clear / strong negative point on the property if this matter could not be clarified without any doubt, especially if I did not intend to squeeze the house together and build a new one. For such a project, you should generally have a fairly good budget available in order to really create a nice house (regardless of old or new building). For a project where financing can only cover painting and floors, the existing building is simply far too impractical.