Floor plan for a single-family house with 4-5 children's rooms

The variant 2 of the Hanse Haus Variant 35-235 appeals to me. I would prefer to make the second smaller bathroom upstairs into a dressing room and instead have a study downstairs. However, a small pantry is missing. Additionally, the attic as a playroom?

The floor plan, which we actually quite liked, was from Hanse Haus, the house Variant 35 - 235. It comes in four variants, and I still have to consider which one we like better or worse for what reason.

None at all. Take a look at your requirements in the opening. In which room should the beds be placed?

Probably true. My spatial imagination is too poor. Then our bedroom in the attic. It is like that now too and the playroom downstairs?

I think you have to think more flexibly. EG now all-purpose room, storage room, WC, office, guest, small bathroom, large wardrobe. Later separated living room, kitchen-living room, WC, storage room, office, parents' bedroom, parents' bathroom, large wardrobe OG 2 children's rooms, utility room, 1 bathroom, large bedroom for now later these will become 2 children's rooms attic, playroom, sleeping place for the guest. building services

I think you have to think more flexibly. Ground floor now living space, storage room, WC, office, guest room, small bathroom, large wardrobe. Later separated living room, open-plan kitchen, WC, storage room, office, parents' bedroom, parents' bathroom, large wardrobe First floor 2 children's rooms, utility room, 1 bathroom, large bedroom for now later these will become 2 children's rooms Attic, playroom, sleeping place for the guest. Building services

That's why I wouldn't build solidly either - wooden houses can be remodeled more flexibly.

Clinker facade is great - every wishlist also needs a candidate for a painless budget cut. I don’t believe in a Frisian house, as I most likely see a solution in the form of a two-family house (with two identical apartments stacked, with one kitchen only pre-equipped (e.g. as work/guest) and one living room divided into a children's room. One and a half stories as a base (raised with extended “ears” to a "city villa" rather not, because that won't work with the layout, even if the total area probably looks like a balanced equation). Point 204: unfortunately, the stair shape and position prevent filling the air space with a room; in Point 196 that would work better. Playroom: be prepared for it to take place in the open-plan living room. The special challenge here, in my opinion, is the short age difference between the children. I currently do not see the parents' bedroom on a different level as feasible. I don't see you being able to commit to a specific construction method without the market offer becoming an empty set - it’s not ample anyway.