Floor plan city villa without basement 185 sqm - tips

We would appreciate a new idea in the form of a quick sketch without dimensions.

Gladly, I will even add a few dimensions. In this particular situation, I would integrate the garage "into the house." I have sketched a possible layout on the property and the individual rooms for you. The terrace is shielded by a shed, and you don't have to look at the chair legs.

Upstairs (OG) there would then be enough space for a storage room, laundry room with washing machine, dressing room, bedroom, and 2 offices. The staircase should arrive fairly centrally, so the distribution of the rooms should not be a problem.

Regarding storage space on the ground floor (EG): In my proposal, you have a very large kitchen and a 3.5 m cupboard in the hallway, so quite a lot should fit in there already. The utility room has about 8 sqm, so a large cupboard would easily fit in there too, e.g. for provisions.

Gladly, I’ll even provide some measurements. In this particular situation, I would take the garage "into the house." I have sketched a possible placement on the property and the individual rooms for you. Terrace shielded by a shed and you don’t have to look at the chair legs.

Very nice, I like it very much.

Regarding the original plans, I, like several others, wonder whether so many storage rooms are really necessary. So the space itself maybe, but dividing it into so many different rooms seems very impractical.

Every relationship is different, but if I were building without children, I would prefer a relatively open concept. Having a retreat room is good, but two for each person is excessive.

Best regards

May I ask who has a hipped roof (town villa) / pitched roof? Without ever having seen such an attic from the inside, the area looks very limited to me from the outside. Of course, an attic would be an alternative, but only with 1.5 stories + gable roof. (2 stories + gable roof does not appeal to us visually and does not fit into the development plan)

We have a hipped roof with 28/30 degrees and have a lot of space with it, you can walk around almost everywhere (except for the edge areas). You can easily sketch this based on a drawing with the desired roof pitch. Best regards Sabine

I can only confirm that. You basically have endless space

HTR is HTR... Laundry should be planned away from the heater, if possible.

Quick side question. What speaks against laundry in the heating room? I can understand that with a wood heating system, but with the other usual heating types I would have no concerns.

Quick side question. What speaks against laundry in the boiler room? I can understand that with a wood heating system, but with the other common heating types, I would have no concerns.

Dust is not good for the heating system.
And where laundry is washed and dried, more dust circulates. If it can be avoided, it is best to plan separately.