Floor plan bungalow 140 sqm - suggestions?

The bedroom is really too small. Getting dressed there is as comfortable as in the changing room at the swimming pool. And with two people... nope. I would slaughter my husband with a hanger after the third collision in the morning rush or while packing for a trip.

Good point - we'll take that into consideration again ... But regardless, we both get dressed in the bathroom ;) ...

I'm laughing my head off!
I just browsed through the previous posts and found my contribution to your first thread:

And now I think that again. Hehe..

Tell me, dear Schniebi... You are now connected with BU... They surely don't want to deviate from their design, do they? Do they also do custom builds?
What other model houses do they have? Please name the company

They also do custom builds ... and I'm not really happy with the design either :( ... that's why I'm here ;)
but I really didn't find the positioning of the house that bad ... :-/
the general contractor's name is Marco Friedrich from Stendal ...

I have to say: it’s not mine. The question is: what don’t you like? Personally, I might skip the dormer and make a saddle roof if I can still create usable space and a sports/office/guest room upstairs. Then the ground floor would be smaller and cheaper, which in turn balances out the costs if the double garage is not made too big either. Possibly a small one plus a carport added.

Do you like the access around the house or does it bother you? Is the living room positioned okay for you in the middle, or would you prefer it to be on the west side? Would you rather have the kitchen at the front, or is it well placed where it is? Are you planning a children’s room and a guest room? Could the guest room be somewhat detached from the other bedrooms? What do you think?

Good point - we will take that on board again ... But regardless, we both get dressed in the bathroom ;) ...

then it might make sense to place the dressing room next to the bathroom instead of carrying the clothes through the narrow bedroom?

oh and one more note - you are planning at least one child - most people nowadays have the baby in the bedroom for the first year. This greatly reduces the risk of sudden infant death syndrome and makes nighttime feeding and changing easier. But it requires a bit more space than currently planned. And usually the bed also becomes wider when children live in the house. 180 cm for three is torture. ;)

I have to say: it's not mine. The question is: what don’t you like? Personally, I might give up the whale and make a saddle roof if I can still generate usable space and sports/office/guest room upstairs. Then the base plate becomes smaller, cheaper, which again balances the costs if you don’t make the double garage too big either. Possibly a small one plus a carport attached.

Do you like the access around the house or does it bother you? Is the living room located okay in the middle for you or would you prefer it facing west? Would you rather have the kitchen at the front or is it well placed where it is? Are you planning a children’s room and a guest room? Could the guest room somehow be detached from the other bedrooms? What do you think?

Honestly?! I don’t really like the floor plan ... actually not at all :( ...

There will be 1 kid’s room for our future offspring and 1 kid’s room for the older child ;) ... at least that’s the plan ... but since twins can’t be ruled out in the family, both kids’ rooms should stay on the south side ...

I wanted the kitchen on the plot where the utility room is now ...

I would like to present my original plan for the room layout here sometime, but it doesn’t include interior walls, windows, or doors ...