Floor plan design: Single-family house with 4 bedrooms and an office, 160 sqm

Especially with five people, I find this living-cooking-dining hall extremely impractical. I would definitely plan an L-shape there.

A room for each child and an office is not exaggerated in my opinion.

Yes, if you only have 150 sqm in total, I find that exaggerated. But in the end, everyone has to decide for themselves how they want to allocate the space. I would never want to live with an 8 sqm kitchen for 5 people.

Construction prices are just high, but does that mean you should completely give up? What is the alternative for you? These days, it’s hard to find an apartment that size and there is hardly any price difference either.

The alternative would be, for example, two children sharing a room and the office upstairs. PS Your guest WC doesn’t work.

But if you only have 150 sqm in total, I find that excessive. Ultimately, everyone has to decide for themselves how they want to allocate the space. I would never want to live with an 8 sqm kitchen for 5 people.

The alternative would be, for example, two children in one room and the office upstairs.

Two children in one room in a single-family house? I would rather set up an office corner in the bedroom or live with an 8 sqm kitchen.

Two children in one room in a single-family house? I would rather set up a small office area in the bedroom or live with an 8 sqm kitchen.

Yes, or you give up the office. As I said, everyone has to decide that for themselves. But wasn't it the OP herself who couldn't fit her stuff in this kitchen? Maybe she should plan it concretely and then decide whether the 8 sqm are enough.

Yes, or you forgo the office. As I said, everyone has to decide that for themselves. But wasn't it the OP herself who can't fit her stuff in this kitchen? Maybe she should plan it concretely and then decide whether the 8sqm are enough.

One could also relieve the kitchen by good storage planning in the utility room. For that, however, the access from the carport would have to be removed. And it would only make a small office without guest room functionality.

One could also relieve the kitchen through good storage planning in the utility room. However, this would require removing the access from the carport. And only make a small office without guest room function.

The entrance to the utility room was also more of a "nice-to-have." Therefore, I think it will be omitted, making the utility room slightly smaller and the kitchen larger.