Floor plan single-family house ~170m² - still at the very beginning

I consider that "constructive criticism".

Well, then give some back:

The kitchen was moved forward because we no longer want the "Wohnschlauch" (kü, EZ, WZ all in one line). Now we have it. Besides, the possibility to see the street is desired. Children are often outside while cooking. The new street basically has no traffic. So, that option is out as well @K a t j a.

That is at least something, but compared to the effort of the ladies, it is unreasonably stingy / tight-lipped; Yvonne, you weren’t considered here at all.

Maybe there will also be feedback on my questions from post #60.

On my part, extensively in post #66.

Construction company = prefabricated house provider

But the company named in your external PM would not be a prefabricated house provider (???)

To give the guest WC a window, there's only a carport for the car here. Garage is annoying anyway because of the width and in general.

If the OP is building in RLP, I’m afraid the carport also needs to be 5m away from the street :-(

If the OP builds in RLP, I'm afraid the 5m distance from the street also applies to the carport :-(

It's included. The cars are just parked in parking spaces.

If the OP is building in RLP, I’m afraid the 5m road setback also applies to the carport :-(

Carport is allowed at 3m. With some tricks, you can probably also put a garage at 3m. At least there are a few on the street. (I believe that is possible with an electric gate)

This is not a competition - it is not about a winner.

That’s not what it’s about for me either. Text can always be interpreted one way or another.

Especially if you apparently are very picky about the wording here.

Again,
I am very grateful for the input you give. It helps me to think again.

Yes, the “preparing” is unrealistic. You don’t have a mega garden so that after years of gardening you come in all muddy from outside. Even three showers are one too many.

What is unrealistic about that? As I said, we are outside a lot and by that I don’t mean on the small property. We ride our bikes in all weather and rarely on the street. We also discussed three showers for a long time. But it stays in. Maybe we use them little, but it doesn’t cost a fortune now either. (OK, I know the 2 or 3 sqm of living space)

Install the wall panel between the living room and dining area or not?
No, at most drywall, so you can get rid of it again.

We won’t put it in. Discussed for a long time as well.

Ok, a different standard than a sketch. You have to come up with the windows and various furnishings yourself. Otherwise, the wear and tear on the OP would be too high. ;)

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It would be nice if now nothing like "Help, a bay window is not possible" comes up. If necessary, it can also be left out. These are just suggestions for you to refine yourself.
So that the guest WC gets a window, there is only a carport here for the car. A garage is annoying anyway given the width and in general.

Thanks K a t j a.

We originally started out with such a design.
But then we insisted on having the entrance from the side. You know the story from there to some extent.
The desire to have the entrance from the side came, as I said, from me. I had that, liked it, and want it that way.

As always, everything has its pros and cons. It does not make things easy on the small plot.

Because I also respect the wife’s wish that the kitchen should be in the front. Building a house is a huge compromise, actually like any project at work.