Floor plan design - Two-family house / Single-family house with a granny flat

  • Erstellt am 2021-01-03 13:11:22

kbt09

2021-01-04 16:37:35
  • #1
If you look at a single-family house with a granny flat, I really like the concept of Rensch-Haus, house type Genua, for example. That means the granny flat is not built over, and you can basically combine a "normal" single-family house with a "normal" small bungalow (flat roof) through a shared connecting section with a utility room. This also creates nicer possibilities to create separate garden areas. And your property is large enough anyway.
 

patrick_01

2021-01-04 17:34:45
  • #2


Storage room under the stairs is a good, space-saving idea!

I had actually always excluded a bay window because the additional square meters are rather expensive and by extending the floor plan you actually benefit from decreasing marginal costs per additional sqm. But here it is certainly an option; the architect loves a glass extension, which is even more expensive. I'm currently just trying to stay rectangular somehow to lower the price per sqm ;)

The shower on the ground floor is optional too. I think it would be nice but it's not an absolute must.

500,000€ for both units will not be feasible, but we must stay under 750,000€ for both. That is the absolute pain threshold.

Homebyme looks intuitive at first glance. I have to play around with it a bit.



I have also thought of such possibilities, for example like in the attachment. Per se, that would solve the space problem (less downstairs, rather too much upstairs). Similar principle to Rensch-Haus, house type Genua.

Ultimately, it also somehow corresponds to the current idea, only that the granny flat is not built over, as you already said. Then the idea of the roof terrace would come up again.

Such a roof terrace should be cheaper than building over the granny flat, I think, right?

Thanks already for the input :) there are many good food-for-thought ideas included
 

ypg

2021-01-04 22:45:06
  • #3

It costs covering work again, parapet etc.
Pull out a part, wall on the left and right, window towards the front. That can be done quite affordably in a down-to-earth way.
 

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