Floor plan design of a brick house with approximately 145 sqm

The question is whether there are really 2 cars available. If so, I would also move the house back. Otherwise, I would keep the [Pseudoparkplatz] as narrow as possible.

It is planned that the middle house will be set back to the rear.

Yes, from an applicant who has already dropped out.

If construction happens at all.

Well, there are 150 applicants for 31 plots.

The parents moving into the attic is currently not desired, as our kiddies are 2 and 0 for moving in - in our opinion, it makes perfect sense that all rooms are on the same floor.

We and all other owners must designate two parking spaces - that is what the state building code in Ba-Wü states. There will be no additional public parking spaces in our street, which is becoming a play street.

All other middle houses in the development area are also sold - eventually, a buyer will be found for our middle house as well.

The parents in the attic is currently not desired, as our kids are 2 and 0 when moving in – so having all rooms on the same floor makes a lot of sense in our opinion.

Until the kids are older, I would designate one children's room as a bedroom. Later, you can then move upstairs.

We and all other owners must designate two parking spaces - that is what the state building code in Ba-Wü stipulates. There will be no additional public parking spaces on our street, which is becoming a play street.

I would have been surprised if a single centimeter was given away anywhere in such a highly sought-after location.

: You should charge money for it and at least get a "Thank you." Especially the ground floor solution is creative and practical. The kitchen integration has been very well done.
: Just sleep in the office downstairs for the first few years and work upstairs. After a few years, you swap and will enjoy the layout for many years. We also had to designate 2 parking spaces (on 199sqm), soon it will be 5 cars, but we actually live in the countryside with a bit more land.