Floor plan planning shortly before submitting the building application

Still, the roof doesn't offer any opportunity to put anything down.

That's what the huge basement is for [emoji2]

You know, we have that too. Nevertheless, I do not want to miss this area:

And that is simply not possible with a binder roof.

You know, we have that too. Still, I don't want to miss this space:


And that just doesn't work with a binder roof.

I can't relate to either - attic or basement.
Storage is a necessary evil for me. There are things you store, like Christmas decorations, suitcases, extra dishes, or old junk. That you have to accept cold, darkness, or a steep staircase for that... okay, but it's not for me. A small storage room, a utility room on the floor, or a built-in closet offers more comfort.
For me, unused rooms are also nothing. The fitness basement is cooled down, the party room full of cobwebs. Before I can use such rooms, I have to take action. That's no longer for me [emoji23]

I cannot understand either - attic and basement.

Both are very helpful with small children.

For me, abandoned rooms are nothing either. The fitness basement is cooled down, the party room full of cobwebs.

Probably a relic from older days. In our case, the basement is wonderfully warm.

Nevertheless, the roof does not offer any possibility to park something.

The builder was concerned about aesthetics here, there is more than enough space underground, and in my opinion the garage is also generously sized.

Option dry soil stabilizer