Floor plan: New construction on existing bungalow basement, 1.5-story

I would change the attic like this. I would design the stairs to the loft as a retractable staircase in the hallway in favor of the bathroom.

What a beautiful bedroom it could be if one were to forgo a separate dressing room.

The stairs to the attic I would design as a pull-out staircase in the hallway in favor of the bathroom.

Due to the full basement, I consider the attic at most redundant. At best, I would access it via a pull-out staircase to a crawl space floor and otherwise keep the top floor open (with "tree houses" above the children's rooms).

The living area would be way too open for me and the access to the WC too conspicuous. Sitting at the dining table and looking into the toilet would be an absolute no-go for me. I would therefore extend the TV wall so that the toilet door is shielded.

The living area would be far too open for me and the access to the toilet too prominent. Sitting at the dining table and looking into the toilet would be an absolute no-go for me. I would therefore extend the TV wall to shield the toilet door.

I really like the living area, though. I agree with you about the toilet. I would shield the door to the dining area with a wall. I would use a double door for the hallway/open space. Where would the wardrobe be? At the stairs going up?

Here is the one with the renovated bathroom.



How is it heated? Surely not with oil.

Is the huge dormer allowed by the building permit?