Floor plan design for a 180 sqm city villa on the forest edge

Basically, I would shuffle the cards completely anew and then also transfer the children's rooms into the light.

Yeah, but the OP hasn't really addressed that. Then let the (maybe even own) confusion between East and West and cardinal directions remain.

I am also with on that. Everything is confusing. It is still not clear to me how the property will be developed. The street cannot be about 15 meters wide. Where is the sewer connection and the other utilities located?

You usually can't fit everything on one wall, so it's sometimes not that easy to manage that.

Oh, then you just take one wall as a zigzag wall and put the piano on the other side :-)

I agree with . Everything is confusing. It is still not clear to me how the plot will be developed. The street cannot be about 15 meters wide. Where is the sewer connection and the other utilities located?

The street is 15 meters wide, this is an excerpt from the public cadastral map. I am also happy to post a photo of the street. It is basically just a 15-meter-wide strip of sand between two plots. The utilities are located in the middle of the street and run from there onto the plot.

We would like to make an entrance from the southeast, but there are two street trees and the house connection box there. The house connection box could probably be relocated. But we are not allowed to cut down the street trees. So only an entrance of about 2.5 meters would remain. For the parking spaces (carport) we have to comply with the building boundaries of 5 meters from the street. To prevent the house from becoming even darker, we would also need a distance of about 2 meters between the carport and the house, I think. This would push the entire house further to the back. Therefore, the plan is to access the parking spaces from the private street.

I have sketched it out.

I unfortunately don’t understand your plan with a bay window or L-shape. Do you mean building the whole house in an L shape?

Yep, but the OP really didn’t address that.

You can’t say it often enough!

The street is 15 m wide, this is an excerpt from the public cadastral map. I’m also happy to add a photo of the street. It’s basically just a 15 m wide strip of sand between two properties. The utility lines lie in the middle of the street and are led from there onto the property.

Sometimes ;) a photo says more than a thousand words!

We would like to make a driveway from the southeast, but there are two street trees and the house connection box there.

You wrote that the property is accessible from the small path down there.

Unfortunately, everything here is marked with question marks, and follow-up questions are not addressed. Many users here explicitly ask, and then with your explanation two pages later, even more questions arise.

Honestly, I don’t have any concrete thoughts with so much “it could mean this or that”. Every concrete thought should have some substance, and the time effort should also be appreciated.

Maybe it’s better to cut it here, you collect the questions and make the effort to explain everything clearly. I think that’s not too much to ask and not rocket science either.
Otherwise, no concrete suggestions can be made to you.

Oh, then you just take a wall as a zigzag wall and put the piano on the other side :)

Oh, come on, I still annoy myself enough about the piano....