Floor plan of a single-family house with approximately 150 sqm on a rear lot

You mean the kitchen door is better placed there?

Can you explain that again in more detail based on your floor plan from #1?

I mean the one from ’89. With #1, the stairs obviously won’t work if there’s supposed to be an access to the kitchen there. I’m saying you’ll have to swallow a toad. The one from ’89 therefore places the wardrobe on the other side. The corner in the office isn’t optimal, but it’s measured so that our tech cabinet with printer and stuff fits there, which is cool because we often print something from the phone and just quickly pop in.
And yes, actually the kitchen door is better positioned there. When I move around inside the house, it’s probably used less often. It serves as "quick access" to the sink and kitchen after shopping. So when I move around inside the living spaces, office, bathroom, basement, upper floor, I don’t have to pass it. Sure, you can close it off, but then you have to carry groceries through all the areas. I actually thought the sliding door was a pretty good idea.

Something with more pizzazz, I think:

hm, it's nice that you try to come up with ideas, but: The entrance is simply not suitable for a (or our) family. Sometimes you can build entire sandcastles with the sand the kids bring in, and we ourselves are in mud and the like, even when there are no children around. It just doesn't make sense if we have to go through the entrance area to get to the bathroom or office. During the week from 7 am to 5 pm, this area together with the kitchen is probably the most frequently used.

hm, that's nice that you try to provide ideas, but: The entrance is just not that simple for one (or our) family.

Don't worry, I mainly do this for fun and for readers who are truly interested.

ah so the ones who read through 19 pages, only to find their dream floor plan in a thread about a different plot and house. I understand!

to then find their dream floor plan ...

Thanks for the compliments - I also find it nice. And yes, floor plans fitting other builders and their plots is rather the rule, especially if you don’t have to rebuild oaks like, for example, Oakland.

By the way, we got a robot vacuum because our four-legged little dirt makers regularly messed up the entire ground floor. That thing has been like a liberation ever since we got it. I can only recommend it.