Floor plan planning for our single-family house Single-family house in SH

I think it's already much better regarding the center of the house.

Me too, that has improved a lot.

I would still shorten by one meter and... at least only in the living room... sofa position is not nice anyway... put it against the north wall... difficult: if you don’t have to radically do something completely different...

The meter would definitely be possible. But putting the sofa against the north wall doesn’t work, where would the TV be then…?

Me too, that has improved a lot.



The meter would definitely be possible. But sofa against the north wall doesn't work, where would the TV then be…?

On a wall that has not yet been marked.
Regarding the living room, I think something completely different would be better. But I don't have a suggestion for that yet.
As it is now, the living room is rubbish.

As it is now, the WZ is crap.

Thanks for the direct statement, even though I don't see it that way.

I will still continue to think about it.

The children don't care what the view is like.

But if Aunt Yvonne steals a meter of their room because it makes the living room have a slimmer footprint, is that also still okay with them?

Pantry reduced and thus more space given to the kitchen

That seems a bit overrated to me here. The staging of the stairs must not suffer at all from the cleverness that it apparently starts on one hip and widens as it goes up.

Regarding water/sewage:

I thought that too, but with less significance.

Being trapped basically means that the utility room would be accessible through the guest WC.

The peeing guest and the gas meter reader will not encounter each other significantly more often than Halley's Comet and the Earth.

This seems to me to be somewhat overrated here. The staging of the staircase must by no means suffer from the sophistication that it apparently starts unilaterally and widens upwards.

Here I am still undecided. Whether with masonry in the stairwell or rather open, my wife and I will probably have to have another conference and let examples affect us.

The peeing guest and the gas meter reader will not meet significantly more often than Halley's Comet and the Earth.

Especially if you take our zero expected guests absolutely literally! I was more concerned about possible structural or legal restrictions and exactly the fact whether a second door in the small guest WC looks strange.

Quickly done. Keep the approach as much as possible. The goal was to widen the kitchen and make it more homely. To remove the view from the kitchen island towards the pantry. To enlarge the master bathroom so it is not so tight. Also to adjust the stairs to fit. The pantry could be made smaller for even more space in the living room, but the living room depth is already over 4m.



For the wastewater disposal, the children’s bathroom and storage might possibly swap places. A professional has to decide that. If not necessary, of course light in the bathroom is nicer. I am also with the OP regarding the children’s rooms concerning the view from the neighboring building. As a young girl, it would have bothered me very much if the neighbor looked in on me. Not so much anymore now.

Overall, I kept the external dimensions (9x16), although there is certainly some potential to save there. I have the feeling money is not really an issue – so why not plan big?