Feedback wanted Single-family house approx. 135m²

Approx. €340,000 for the house, turnkey, underfloor heating, controlled residential ventilation, air-to-water heat pump including kitchen and incidental construction costs (with demolition of an existing building)

All that included? Ok, that is comparatively cheap again. Whether it is too cheap is not the question here.

We actually find the entrance under the carport very appealing, also since it is not immediately visible.

Ok, I am more the type who likes visitors but would prefer them to stay away from my garden or carport. Because there are already valuables in the carport that no peddler should concern themselves with.

I would never place the bedroom facing south if there are other options (in our case, it ended up in the southwest because it just didn’t work otherwise, but as I said, we have no children who then had to be in the dark north). Even if Child 2 will rather be a hobby room/office, I would put that in the sunny area, because you are there during the day, whereas you usually only sleep in the bedroom.

That is due to the staircase layout, or rather the choice of the larger room for the bedroom.
If you want to change that, you would have to adjust many things including the staircase, which means a new design.
Katja’s rotation is part of that too.

I’m not really a fan of a separate dressing room spontaneously.

Then it should be omitted. It does cost living space.

Thanks for the input.

I need to try the house rotation in the 3D program.

Only one parking space is required.

Quickly sketched something:

The second children's room / hobby room moved to the south side.

But because of the walk-in closet, the bedroom is quite small.

Is the kitchen imaginable open with an island without the previous partition walls?

Do you think the floor plan improves because of this?

What goes under the stairs?

Through the dressing room, the bedroom is quite small.

Just turn the pantry into a walk-in closet, then you can widen the bedroom to 350.
For me, that gains something, yes

Kitchen open with an island without the previous partition walls imaginable?

I would first move the door to the living space. The passage through the living room bothers everyone who sometimes wants to relax on the couch. For example, there could also be a window there.
Door to the corner there on the other wall... and then see further

What will be under the stairs?

A small shoe cabinet / dresser and the dog

Just turn the pantry into a walk-in closet, then you can widen the bedroom to 350.
For me, that gains something, yes

Thanks, I'll try that.
But then there's the problem again that you work in the bedroom and have to pass through to get to the clothes.

I would first relocate the door to the open space. Walking through the living room bothers anyone who wants to retreat to the couch to doze off. For example, a window could go there.
Door in the corner on the other wall there... and then see what happens

I'm not sure if I understood that correctly.
Where is the window?
Something like this? (see attachment)

[A QUOTE="Mrs.Alkatraz, post: 360250, member: 50119"] A shoe cabinet / chest of drawers and the dog [/QUOTE] Must be a small dog.

It must be a small dog.

Why does it have to be?