Detached house on a hillside, approx. 220 m², 2.5 floors, gable roof - ideas?

Apart from the overall impression, some details also point to the 1980s: calling the part of the full basement for which you have no real use a "hobby room" is already a classic. Here, they give it an exit on the exposed valley side and then it "looks as if it's meant to be that way." The rest is given to me by the angled roof windows, which were absolutely "h-h-hot" progressive back then.

I have just "admired" these bent skylights as well - I was not aware that something like this is still being built today. The light incidence is nice, but - I repeat myself so boringly often - a matter of taste!

The rest is given to me by the tilted skylights, which were absolutely "h-h-hot" progressive back then

40 years have passed since then. Maybe it's getting hot again? Recently saw a girl on the street with ripped holes in her jeans... Oh yes... those were the days. That's how you realize you're really old. When the things from your youth become hip again.

I have just "admired" these bent roof windows as well – I didn’t realize that such things are still being built today.

As a former window manufacturer, I have a painfully clear idea of why this intricate construction never became a popular sport.

Swap parents and child 1

doesn't work, child 1 is too tight for a double bed.

If it stays that way, I would separate the dressing room from the bedroom, so the wall between the dressing room and the bedroom up to the middle wall. Then you also gain about 50 cm more closet. Door then to the bedroom, when you enter, you stand directly in the dressing room.

Overall not thrilling... but it works

The pictures are very small. Can anyone recognize a chimney for the fireplace?