Floor plan design of a single-family house with approximately 130 sqm living area

True, the guest WC is only 100 cm deep... that's just not acceptable. You can estimate the WC plus cistern at 60/65 cm, then you end up sitting on the toilet with your knees pulled up to your chest.

The toilet could be placed on the right-hand side wall, then there would be enough space.

@motoradsilke ... a 100 cm deep room ... you’re not serious - are you? Even the shower is mislabeled, namely 80x120, that's why also assumed a room depth of 120 cm. And then the defects of the hallway ... actually a lot of space, but due to the front door and others hardly usable space without making the hallway look like a slalom obstacle course.

@motoradsilke ... a 100 cm deep room ... you can't be serious - or? Even the shower is mislabeled, namely 80x120, which is why also assumed 120 cm room depth. And then the defects of the hallway ... actually lots of space, but due to the front door and otherwise hardly usable storage space without making the hallway look like a slalom obstacle course.

I wouldn't like it either. But it's also not: absolutely no way.

But you don't plan something like that when there are already other possibilities. In old buildings, yes, you have to accept certain conditions, but not in new buildings, which are also not that small.

But it is also not: absolutely no way.

Yes. We are not here to discuss nonsense floor plans.

Your comment definitely motivated me to swap the two rooms again

fine. Because that way the dining area or the kitchen also gets SE sun from the living room window

It’s probably better to leave the downstairs open after all and to build the small extra room upstairs, which either provides a second home office space or, with a bed inside, a small but acceptable sleeping place.

Exactly.

True, the guest WC is only 100 cm deep ... that’s just not acceptable.

A guest WC of only one meter depth is not uncommon on small or narrow floor plans and is also usable or common. However, the plaster and tiles must then be added accordingly and furnished differently, namely the toilet so that you look into the room. I would probably leave out the shower then. It seemed to me as if better options had already been shown than here now with a corridor where no spacious closet fits behind the door anymore.