Floor plan/Floor plan ideas single-family house 180m², 3 children's rooms

Ok maybe this will now be imagined as somewhat more dramatic than I intend.
In the utility room, besides the heating system, should be the washing machine, with the dryer placed above, and a shelf on the wall towards the kitchen where I can store canned goods, jars, etc., all non-perishables that you occasionally need while cooking.
Nothing more was planned for the utility room, I did not want to integrate a proper pantry there.
And definitely no workbench [emoji1]
But thanks to Katja's suggestion, maybe I don't even have to, because now there is a proper pantry [emoji1]

Huh?
I rather think you imagine it to be easier than it will be.
You want to wash and temporarily store laundry for 5 people there, where you plan the internal entrance—where people also walk with dirty shoes. Plus a small shelf for groceries.
Later, a freezer will be added. Then a tool cabinet for everyday items, decorations for household use, mops, vacuum cleaner, cleaning supplies of all kinds. Empties, beer and water crates, yellow sacks, waste paper and so on.
Most builders who want to build over 150 sqm either plan a second utility room on the upper floor or a fixed staircase to the attic if they build without a basement.
Storage space is missing, not including space for seasonal clothing.
Then the size of the freezer room doesn’t help when everything is mixed up on 10-12 sqm.

Edit: Our freezer room is the coolest room because it was built without underfloor heating. The beer has a good temperature.

Edit: the cold storage room is the coolest room for us, as it was built without underfloor heating. The beer has a good temperature

Really? For us, the geothermal heating and all the pipes start there. That's why it is always cozy there. It is really only cool in our pantry.

Really? We have the geothermal heating system there and all the pipes start there. That's why it's always cozy there. It’s really only cool in our pantry.

No idea about geothermal energy. We have gas. Do you have underfloor heating? The underfloor heating controls are usually located more centrally in the house, in our case under the stairs, where the cloakroom is – the best place to let yeast dough rise [emoji4]

Yes, underfloor heating - our control system is also directly in the technical room. Maybe that's why.

Huh? I rather think that you imagine it to be easier than it will be.

You might even be right, Ypg, as I said, due to Katja's proposed changes, quite a bit of space will become available. We also just spoke with our home builder, and he said that if it is statically unproblematic, then of course it can be changed without any problems.

Regarding the pantry, we might also leave out the heating. But something like a small ventilation flap, as my parents have in their cupboard, no longer works with today's insulation conditions.