Floor plan design single-family house gable roof

My ideas, maybe there is something you like:
- Swap the upstairs bedroom and children's room, in my opinion this is an advantage for both rooms.
- Regarding the garage, I agree as well. It would be much nicer for the kitchen not to have a garage in the west direction, but rather have windows overlooking a nice herb garden or something similar. I would rather invest the cost of the shaded terrace in good shading/roofing of the main terrace, there are now many options for that.
- The kitchen could really use more tall cabinets. I would probably forgo a sliding door between the hallway and kitchen and instead place a kitchen cabinet wall with a hidden door to the hallway from the kitchen side.
- I don’t really think the pantry is worth it. You would have more storage space if you used the area for normal tall cabinets, both on the kitchen side and of course also on the hallway side. Given the size of the floor plan, I would probably even plan completely differently with a large cooking island and a large kitchen cabinet wall with a hidden door and behind it a second kitchen with additional shelves. That wouldn’t necessarily require more space either (I attached a small sketch).
- Changing the staircase would of course throw the whole floor plan overboard, but I am always a fan of the staircase not being directly in the dirty area of the entrance. That way you don’t have to mop so much to prevent all the dirt from getting on your feet and being carried through the house. I think it’s a matter of taste, but it doesn’t hurt to at least consider it.
- The children’s rooms as well as the dining and living rooms seem almost too large to me, but ultimately it’s a question of budget whether you want to indulge yourself. And of course the priorities. The sightline from the entrance to the garden is of course very nice. The sofa is almost too far from the TV for me, but of course that can be compensated with an appropriate size.

Could the garage perhaps be better placed where the "Schattenterrasse" is languishing lonely and unreachable?

Unfortunately, we do not know the entire property.

Could you please also state the budget?

This is quite an invigorating discussion

Is the garage even allowed to be that close to the street? Many development plans require a 5m distance between the garage and the street. Or do you have an exemption due to the special shape of the property?

Is a garage even allowed to be built this close to the street? Many development plans require a 5m distance between the garage and the street. Or do you have an exemption due to the special shape of the property?

This is even regulated in the state building code. To my knowledge, property shapes are not included. No one is forced to build however they want. There is enough buffer here anyway. Also, you don't have to use the west side as the boundary construction.

It is pointless to argue here about what applies, since the gentleman on the hill is obviously keeping it under wraps.

Is the garage even allowed to be located so close to the street? Many development plans require a 5m distance between the garage and the street. Or do you have an exemption due to the special shape of the property?

This is even regulated in the state building code. To my knowledge, property shapes are not included. No one is forced to build exactly as they want. There is enough buffer here. Also, you don’t have to use the west side as a boundary building.

It is pointless to argue about what applies here; the gentleman on the hill is obviously keeping things to himself.

The garage is allowed to be built here because it adjoins a private path. Due to the shape of the property and limited access options, it will have to remain there.

Possibility of access means it will also have to stay there.

Hopefully the building authority sees it the same way.