Floor plan 142 m² Your opinion is asked? :)

We all grew up like this, right?

First: No

Second: Expectations change over time. Today, on average, there is more living space per person. Did your parents have a dressing room with a dormer? I don’t think the floor plan is bad either, but in my opinion, tiny children's rooms just don't work in a new build.

Of course there is always change... but not everything has to change... My parents didn’t have a dressing room.. we don’t have one in the new house either.. By the way, we are currently selling our "old" house built in 2000. There is also a children's room with 12 sqm.. none of the interested parties have so far complained that it is too small.. because it really isn’t...

Yo somehow the standard argument that always comes up as a reason. By the way, I didn’t grow up like that either. Everything is small, OK, but if someone allows themselves more space everywhere (the bathroom used to be just a tiny little room, there was practically no dressing room, etc.), except for the kids... well, of course everyone has to decide for themselves.

Not that the kids don’t also grow up and accordingly need more space, also later no one wants to buy a house that has mini-rooms.

And why someone would want the best view only for 5 minutes a day (just to get dressed) and not allow the child to enjoy it for half the day or for that matter themselves in the bedroom... well, to each their own ;)

Ground floor with the narrow-shaped... OK, it doesn’t look nice, but it will work.

I’m with ypg - back to zero and from the beginning.

If you like floor plans from 30-40 years ago, you can save a lot of money and buy such things used.

Why build new?

I would visit the nearest prefab house park/exhibition to look at various houses and take in 12 sqm children's rooms and bedrooms, and especially living rooms that are 3.50 meters deep. If you have an uneasy feeling about it, then please do not hesitate to have a new plan made and express your wishes.

I also find the 3.58m in the living area a bit too narrow. The tree area seems very wasted to me. In principle, you can do that, but not with this house size.

Does the front door have to be centered according to the development plan? Or is that your wish? If possible, I would definitely not make that a planning basis.