Finalization of floor plan bungalow 130m² for 4 persons

A third mistake that should be avoided is being made by you here: namely the straight outer edges. On one hand, it is indeed good to save on decorative cores as frills. On the other hand, straight-running exterior walls in a dogmatic dosage are equally unfavorable and lead, just like with the "square as a principle," to forcing rooms individually into unfavorable width-depth ratios, just to obtain a "clear rectangle" in total. Try dimensioning all rooms "optimally" as a test, regardless of whether their outer walls then lie "in line."

There are certain specifications (location of the single-family house on the plot and price) that we are orienting ourselves to. Or am I seeing the additional costs too critically? Ultimately, the roof will probably be decisive for the surcharge.

We can probably agree well on the following floor plan.
Here it is initially only about the layout:

- Entrance\utility room\wet rooms face the access\house connection
- Kitchen closed but with a large access (sliding door or similar)
- Kitchen in the west, but with a view of the access path, light should be sufficient
- Optimal room sizes
- Hallway/foyer size optimized
- Living area allows many design possibilities

Then swap utility room and hallway Then not everyone is standing in the living room

: if so, I would make the kitchen wider. See attachment1. A question of additional costs

: entrance relocated to the center. Still doesn't really please me. Needs a bit more time. But good for comparison.

One more tip: correct the furniture to normally sellable furniture: your sofa is doll-sized, or it may serve as a guest folding sofa, but not as living room furniture for comfort. The same may apply to the kitchen seating area.

even though I'm not a floor plan/furnishing specialist, the bowl in the guest WC might look better placed on the left wall of the plan towards the kitchen. When seated, you have the wall very close in front of your head. In the master bathroom, the shower behind the door, the toilet next to the tub, depending on the space the niche offers, and the two sinks on the left side of the plan.

A question of additional costs

No, I consider a kitchen one of the essentials, whose suitable format takes priority. With an outdoor seating area, the roof outline would probably remain rectangular in this case, by the way.