Floor plan single-family house 110m² - ground floor + upper floor - first draft room layout

How do you live today? I wonder how you plan to fit everything with two children in 110m2?

We now have a 110m2 duplex apartment (3 rooms) with 1 child. Well, it is somewhat awkwardly laid out. In terms of area, with a better layout you could definitely fit a second children's room, but then the rest would really be small - Is that the intention?

How do you live today? I wonder what you want to fit with two children in 110m2?

We now have a 110m2 duplex apartment (3 rooms) with 1 child. Well, the layout is rather awkward. In terms of space, with a better layout you could definitely fit in a second children's room, but then the rest would really be tiny - is that what is intended?

So, with all due respect, I believe there are very, very many families in Germany who live with two children in significantly less than 110sqm and, hard as it may be to believe, they actually manage it. Sometimes in this forum one gets the feeling that some have somewhat lost touch with reality...

draw your desired or existing furniture to scale. I fear it will be tight in one place or another

So, with all due respect, but I believe there are quite a lot of families in Germany who live with two children in significantly less than 110 sqm and, hard as it may be to believe, they actually manage it. In this forum, one sometimes gets the feeling that some people have lost a bit of touch with reality...

Absolutely. What is partially written here is really madness. I think some people should come back down to earth again. Not everyone can afford a 200+ sqm place. And then this constant badmouthing of smaller houses is really terrible.

I do not get the impression that small houses are generally spoken badly of. Oversized houses, which are built only for the sake of size, also get their share of criticism. However, one often reads about too many wishes that can only be accommodated in a large house, which are bitterly defended. Dressing rooms, children's bathrooms, pantries, kitchen islands, and more windows than the Crystal Palace.

Is that intentional?

No, only that the 111th square meter would "kill" the subsidy.