Floor plan of an accessible bungalow

, what you write, you should still know

I don’t count terraces etc.

I have now read through the entire thread again and have summarized where you, , might want to reread, reconsider follow-up questions, etc.

I'll start with an answer to the question, "Why definitely a Winkelbungalow?"

Hmm... is there any other reason for a Winkelbungalow? Apart from the statement "It should be a Winkelbungalow," I really haven't found any other reasons.

Discussions from page 4 bottom to page 5
( .. unfortunately the permalinks under each post still don't work, so I'm putting them together myself now – first a quote, then I know the post number, then I assemble the link... more than annoying)

Basically, you are also thinking about more than one additional child, so the attic option should be kept open and prepared.

Anyway, just reread and think about page 10.

, your entire post 54 at the bottom of page 9... relativizes everything again. No more attic expansion preparation, probably only one more child after all.





Regarding the roof pitch and now non-use:

I especially want to draw attention once again to .

You should also take another look at Yvonne’s ( ) first suggestion in .

I also want to refer again to the rectangular variant with an extra study, 2 children's rooms: and the following post.

And, to conclude

.. Karsten, that doesn’t work with the Winkelbungalow width because the 3m setback limit to the south is already reached. So either the bungalow has to be 30 cm narrower or the driveway stays as it is. Although it is still open how a threshold to the utility room will be overcome with a wheelchair.