First draft floor plan single-family house (approx. 200 sqm) - Please provide feedback

The question we are currently facing is: Is there something you would fundamentally do differently.

Yes, but I already said that: namely the order
1. Clarify the room program
2. Distribute rooms on floors
3. Draw the plan
instead of the current approach
1. Draw the plan
2. Change rooms and move walls
3. Still have rooms on the wrong floors

Is there anything (besides roof pitch and missing knee wall) that you think is not good at all in the current proposal or something you would change about the room layout?

Definitely the standard thinking that a basement is a cellar and the entrance absolutely has to be on the same level as the kitchen and living area.

For me too, it would be unthinkable not to have an exit to the garden and terrace from the kitchen and dining area.

With a sloping plot, you have to respond to the terrain and think laterally (although I know completely different things under laterally).
For conservative home builders: laterally

Thank you all for your contributions. I have uploaded the current floor plans and the side view here.

We are still happy to receive any feedback - we will continue to refrain from the main living room in the basement. A more or less autonomous guest area as well as the "second living room" with terrace access are to be created here. We still want the bedrooms completely in the attic.

Do you have any further feedback? Also regarding the subject of dormer yes/no or the allocation of living space to the different rooms?

Thanks in advance!

Here I see the parents' wardrobe more in the pantry than where it belongs

Best regards, Yvonne

A pantry that is almost as big as the kitchen?
A cloakroom that is bigger than the WC? (if it is just a toilet with a sink, it would be somewhat huge)

Somehow I don't really like that. It seems like "as long as it is big."

A pantry almost as big as the kitchen? A cloakroom bigger than the WC? (if it’s just a toilet with a washbasin, that would be somewhat huge)

Somehow, I don’t quite like that.

Oh dear. RobsonMKK and I share the same opinion (sic!) – if that’s not a clear sign of a botched plan …

I would have preferred the extra 20 cm compared to the old plan to be added to the depth rather than the width, then the central wall could have been neatly placed under the ridge beam on all floors without trimming the stair exit.

The wall projection for the already generously sized WC lets you look at a wall edge from the front door, creates a narrow feeling in the hallway, and adds less than half a square meter to the living room.

Hopefully, the wall detail between garage and house is not meant seriously. The pantry is enough for two annual deliveries from the Bofrostman at once. However, the kitchen is too sparsely sized to eat there – the route to serve in the living area is like a pilgrimage.

What you want to build here does not look like a new building at any point in the floor plan in my opinion, but literally on every corner like a settlement house from the 1950s rebuilt in a tight corset. When it’s finished, all viewers will be full of praise for what the plasterer and painter made out of such an old box and pity you because building methods back then were so different and now, as a remodeler (surely due to statics, right?), you have to proceed so delicately.

No one who has ever dealt with architecture will consider that a new house.

But, so that I don’t only complain: the dormer is properly constructed.