I started almost exactly as you describe... however, there was already a roof and plaster on the outside - but we had to "go back" because we changed the window dimensions. 100m² living space, house footprint about 70m², so "small". Without exterior work, I came to 120k€. I can't break everything down separately by material and labor... Here is my list (almost all net):
Windows (PVC with aluminum exterior shell) including installation 16k€
Carpenter (intermediate ceiling on the upper floor, one roof window, counter battens, partial drywall) 8.2k€
Material (interior walls, drywall, various insulation) 5.9k€
Construction supervision 1.5k€ (very cheap due to good connections)
Masonry of interior walls 1.4k€
Core drilling for pipes inside the house and house connections 0.9k€
Electrical work 9k€
Various small items (tools, various small materials, mailbox, doorbell button, endless others...) 1.2k€ (gross)
Interior plaster 4.9k€
Exterior plaster 8k€ (however, I only had repairs amounting to 3.9k€ since it was already plastered)
Sanitary and heating 17k€
Civil engineering 10.5k€ (handover shafts, house connections, but also base renovation, demolition of an unapproved part of the slab)
Exterior facilities (paths to the house, parking space, splash guard and soil for the garden) 7.5k€
House connections (fees from utility providers - gas, electricity, water, sewage, telecom) 4.7k€
Doors 2.4k€ (gross)
Material (wallpaper, tiles, adhesive, paint...) 2.2k€
Drywall filling, sanding, walls sanded ready for painting, wallpapering, painting 4.3k€
Bathroom tiles 1.9k€
Floors (tiled only bathroom, toilet, utility room) 3.7k€ (gross)
The doors were actually from the hardware store, except for a glass door for the living room. The tiles from the tile center, but all for prices around 30€ per m² (and they really are not ugly!!)
Own work: drywall (mostly), floor insulation, partly laying floors, assistance with masonry of interior walls