Floor plan of new construction bungalow 100 sqm

So I think I can do without the guest WC without feeling guilty. I was thinking about it and when I visit friends/relatives I also use the main bathroom. Or in apartments it's almost always like that anyway.

The comment probably also came up because of the not completely excluded children as well as the homeless little man until then o_O. Of course you can look at it that way..."I haven’t had it so far".... but then you wouldn't need a lot of things, not even a house. Especially because wet rooms are the hardest to retrofit, I would at least think about it one more time.

You... as a single woman with a house, you have to kiss many frogs – men don't like to go into a nest that isn't theirs. Simply put: old baggage is only good if the woman can then play the friend of the children from the ex-relationship, otherwise many men do have "aversions" to the old baggage house.

As a young frog I was probably in the wrong ponds most of the time.....never had a house....but I also didn’t have one, which luckily didn’t bother us. Ah, the good old days.......
I believe you, I need equality, I neither wanted to move into hers nor should she move into mine, because the risk that one eventually claims 51% of one's place despite all promises is given. In another thread it was just about that, I wouldn’t like it either way, whereas "equality" can be established in several ways.
But it may well be that men tend more to a dominant stallion mindset, although I would surely be seen more as a delicate little deer.

My personal opinion as a 30-year-old man. I would miss a room here where the potential partner can still develop themselves after moving in. Settling into a made nest without a personal retreat can quickly cause discomfort.
(where are you building? :D )

Haha :D :D I told you…. who knows….. nothing is built yet. But … don’t cut in line, wait nicely at the back.
That probably depends on the type, I could probably do it less, it would feel like it’s never really mine…. though it depends on the person, situation etc. Fortunately, I’m already out of the race anyway.

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I know what you mean, but then it would be like that :D especially since it’s not old baggage if I build it alone. I see it more as an advantage, even though you could afford more together. This way it’s all mine, if a partner comes that’s nice and if he leaves again, he can leave again. But you don’t have to fight about something you built together. I unfortunately see that quite often in my circle of acquaintances lately.

The partner of course knows that if anyone has to leave, it’s HIM. Some don’t mind, others do, because in conflict that is sometimes quickly at least hinted at. But of course it has the advantage that nothing has to be broken apart. What’s important though is that your situation at the moment is as it is and thus the focus should mainly be on that.

I am building in 557.

Was there a faint crackling sound already...? o_O

Does that fit the property? I see south = street on the right side of the plan - right?

No idea where the street is. But even if it were at the top of the plan, I would plan the house similarly, at least in the axis.

That's how it is for me, if a partner comes that's nice and if he leaves again, he can just go.

Yes, haha. That was the case with me: the one who accepted it stayed :) Now we have built together again.

Not nice. Practical though. Stroller, children’s fleet stays dry

So, our hallway is dry :p

Precisely because wet rooms are the most difficult to retrofit, I would at least think about it a bit more.

It is and remains a 3-room house. Two people will be able to share one toilet - even without a privacy screen!
And the guests you invite are usually trustworthy and reliable people whom you can then let into the bathroom. When a visit is planned, you clean beforehand (and afterwards) ;)

The only thing crackling is the pack of gummy bears next to me :D Brainstorming requires sugar.

So there is no desire to have children. And I think space for tinkering/working on stuff/whatever can still be created later. Garage instead of carport or as already mentioned, a workshop behind the carport.

And you don't have to make it obvious, like "this is all mine, if then you leave" etc. That's not my style at all. I just see more advantages than disadvantages in tackling the project alone. Although I have little choice. The alternative would be waiting for a partner and hoping that the relationship is such that you build together. And well, who knows how long that will take.

Is there a new/old/changed floor plan after the sugar?

The only thing crackling is the pack of gummy bears next to me :D Brainstorming requires sugar. And you don't have to make it obvious like "this is all mine, if anything you go" etc. That's not my style at all. I just see more advantages than disadvantages in tackling the project alone. Although I don't have much choice. The alternative would be to wait for a partner and hope that the relationship is such that you build together. And well, who knows how long that will take

If you want to build, then I would definitely do it. Whether, when, or which person might just stumble across it one day or not, I also wouldn't want to wait for that. There are countless forms of life, you can rent it out later, keep it as a holiday home, sell it, move in together and extend it, etc. Things always turn out differently than planned.