Floor plan planning single-family house 180m2 south access - chaotic floor plans

With a granny flat on the ground floor. Blue ground floor, green very large upper floor, orange ESG roof. Large granny flat in the north. Your garden in the southwest will remain.

I haven’t read all the posts, but a granny flat practically without natural daylight doesn’t seem particularly successful to me. It’s sufficient as a guest or study room. Also quite suitable as a separate area for older children. But definitely not for the mother-in-law, who is supposed to live there permanently. Does she actually know your current plans? If you want her to move in there, you should involve her already. A bathroom with two doors is rubbish. If you want some peace, you always have to lock both doors (and later unlock them again). Is it that important to go directly from the dressing room into the bathroom? If you get up at very different times, you can also do something quite crazy: pick out the clothes you need the evening before and put them in the bathroom.

Here is one with a 9m boundary development. In case this should be necessary here.

You are already planning the kitchen. I would have liked to sketch the floor plans according to my ideas for you. But you probably did not understand my suggestion. But you can still ask.

Hello everyone,
a sign of life from us.
There haven't been many changes to the floor plan. As it is, it suits all of us. The window area in the basement living area has been widened.

Thank you very, very much for your many contributions, tips, and especially for the open criticism that made us think.
Our building application has now been submitted, the bathrooms have been selected, and the kitchen planning is almost finished. Construction is scheduled to start in January.

we don’t get any sun there during the day. We don’t like that at all.

The granny flat can’t be on the south side because our garden is on the south side.

As it is, it suits all of us. The window area in the basement living area was widened.

The clear questions and criticisms, which are not about self-interest but at least about empathy for others, are conveniently ignored, as is the decent, equal claim to a sunny home as well ("but we want a garden there"). To at least bring the thread to a somewhat proper conclusion, and also as an appreciation of the participants here, a clear call must first be made, only to have it ignored just as carelessly as planning the granny flat.
No matter how Pinterest-fancy the house may look from the outside, inside it will probably be drafty and cool, that’s what you read in the thread, and otherwise the responsible people wouldn’t have remotely considered such an attitude of the mother-in-law in the basement hole; you really can’t make up something like that being sunk in the basement! The motivation and background become quite clear to the reader.
All I read is "I" and "I and I want" bang, and mommy is already moving one floor deeper into the dark, “because that fits everything so well” haha. But ultimately, she is now getting 20cm wider holes in the wall and is also much safer during the next bombing raid than in the summer-flooded rest of the house.
“Windows,” according to one definition, “are usually glazed openings that let light and air in as well as offer a view in and out,” so the topic is missed here. At least some insight is necessary for moles or similar underground creatures.