Floor plan selection for difficult construction sites and hillside locations.

The plan was that the house should also work for families for the sake of resale value, right? Then please enlarge the bathroom/WC downstairs, because as it is now, it is very very cramped, and with children, you are at least for a few years, until the kids can do everything on their own, going to the toilet with two people in the room. But that works rather poorly, and with the long way from the living room to another toilet, you will probably have to clean the stairs quite often ;-)

Yes. alternatively, the house should also work well for a family with 2 children (resale value)

And it should also be age-appropriate?! You could reflect and consider whether you are building not for yourself in 30 years but for others. I just want to point that out. I do have intellect, yes. Basically, we are discussing a house for future buyers (your wishes are still unknown) on a real existing property. Yes, that is also possible. Do you need two cars? The one in the garage cannot just get out if there is another one parked in the yard. A staircase at the entrance that goes down carries a great risk, namely the stairwell to fall down. And of course Katja is right when she mentions the dirty area in front of the stairs. You walk through this area with dirty shoes when coming home, and also in the evening with bare feet, namely when you change floors in your leisure time in the evening. The bottleneck at the bottom of the stairs does not allow big jumps. While you may still look out of a panoramic window upstairs, downstairs you enter a cellar feeling. Do I see correctly that the living area does not open onto the garden? There are no patio doors? Is this supposed to be an open space next to the stairs? I can’t make anything of V2, hallways everywhere that are not necessary. I dislike the building style.

Mine.

If at all, then without the "er".

By the way, your attached or linked files were not found by me. I also can no longer find your post.

I have reconstructed it:

First, the car situation should be clarified. In and out must work.
Then the front door can be positioned sensibly. (That does not mean it is currently planned nonsensically).
Then the question remains whether a 70-year-old or a 50-year-old is planning here. The new 70 is the old 60... and I would then connect to where one might spend their retirement if in doubt: upstairs or downstairs and plan accordingly, if one even has the choice.

It may be different everywhere else, but here you wouldn’t sell this house to a family of four with two children's rooms of 9 and 10 sqm each (my walls are only 10 cm), but a kitchen of almost 20 sqm. Therefore, I would refrain from trying by hook or by crook to plan two equally sized children’s rooms.
An office could also be a desk by the window, with the printer in the utility room. The utility room is about 130 cm wide...
Better a multifunctional room than two holes.
Your design has 3 toilets for the supposed 2 people. I would also question that.

Honestly, it seems to me as if you are new to the forum and basically only have the big Pinterest wishes of pantry, showcase kitchen, master bathroom and straight staircase. I am a bit disappointed. But maybe I am also a little too strict with you, and it can't be done any other way. Or maybe you are just the clumsy one and have disguised yourself well. In any case, you are true to your nickname. You can do slope. I can’t.
At least I would try to position the staircase crosswise so that the whole width is available in the house and at the bottom you don’t run into a wall, but feel like you are going into the garden because a terrace door welcomes you there.
However, with this crosswise staircase, it is difficult to get to the attic. Maybe the attic should be held here as a reserve for sale, so leave it untouched for now and plan the living space for old age without these children’s room alternatives.

The path is private property. The owner has been asked about an easement in the south and east

Why is that necessary again?

2 cars work. With and without garage.



Then we are at 70.

I can also well imagine the top. I already had my idea there.



I am not so far with the floor plans yet. Maybe there are some ideas.

The building structure is like this:

Then from my side still a complete residential unit downstairs for renting out.



The basement area in the south can also be allocated to the residential unit?


Best to then use the roof as a development reserve for maintaining value?

Stairs going down outside?