Floor plan design for a new single-family house - 610 sqm plot - opinions welcome

And in my experience, a bathtub (with a shower) in the children's bathroom is more practical than just a shower and only a bathtub in the parents' bathroom. My boys currently still prefer bathing over showering. And older children can also easily climb into the tub to shower. The boys use the bathtub almost daily. As parents, we shower daily and I use the bathtub 2-3 times a month in winter. Or when my back hurts. But we also have two "family bathrooms". One with a shower, one with a bathtub with a shower. And why should the parents have the spa and the children only a wet room?

only one bathtub in the master bathroom

- Master bathroom shower: The shower exists, it was unfortunately covered by the room stamp, which I overlooked.

Thank you for the note.

But that is really tight. How tight exactly, of course, can only be estimated, but passage shower - washbasin? Distance sink bathtub?

That is really tight. How tight, of course, can only be estimated, but passage shower - washbasin? Distance sink bathtub?

approx. 75 - 80cm, that is actually not much. I will take that with me again. Thanks.

The window would also be too small for me. I would rather plan in the categories bathtub bathroom and shower bathroom, instead of parent and children's bathroom. After all, you are not going to tile the children's bathroom with fun motifs and leave the cleaning to the children, so that as an adult you would not want to bathe there.

The window would be too small for me as well. I would rather plan in the categories of bathtub bathroom and shower bathroom, instead of parent and children's bathroom. After all, you wouldn't tile the children's bathroom with fun motifs and leave the cleaning to the children, so that as adults you wouldn't want to bathe there.

Well, I do find this independence of children, especially regarding taking responsibility for cleaning, quite desirable. I would like to keep that somewhat separate, after all, puberty will come at some point, during which the house will also be more heavily occupied temporarily ;-)