Floor plan single-family house 2 full floors ~180m² living area - 760m² plot

2021-11-18 18:39:22

Regarding the 2nd residential unit, from our point of view, the eligibility for funding/grants is also an argument,

But you only get the grant in the correct order. So there must first be two residential units: separated, corresponding number of parking spaces (which cannot be realized in front of a garage), kitchen connections and separate water meter. In addition, a second separate loan for the second residential unit (I just read this recently). Think it over and come back :)

2021-11-18 18:45:27

However, you only receive the subsidy in the correct order. So there must first be two residential units: separated, corresponding number of parking spaces (which cannot be realized in front of a garage), kitchen connections and separate water meter. In addition, a second separate loan for the second residential unit (I just recently read that).
Think it over and come back :)

I implemented it that way. 2x KfW. Went smoothly. But please don't make any naive calculations.
The requirements consume the subsidy again. For us, it was still sensible partly due to development plan regulations and our own ideas.

2021-11-18 18:57:54

I implemented it that way. 2x KfW went smoothly. But please don't do a simplistic calculation.
The requirements eat up the subsidy again. For us, it was still reasonable, among other things due to B plan regulations and our expectations.

Edit. For me, the granny flat is about 110m2 and I built it for about €1350 per m2 (10/2020 - now). The funding was a zero-sum game.
But with maximum comfort gain. (that was our goal)
If the general contractor does everything, you might end up paying extra.
This is my personal opinion.
Only you decide what it is worth to you.

2021-11-18 22:33:01

Hm, the dining area is already too tight on the plan

Here, 3.30m are available for the narrow side of the table. What is an acceptable value where one can sit comfortably at the table and still walk around it? With a table width of 90cm and 60cm space for comfortable seating, there would still be 60cm left for passing by. Is that tight?

2021-11-18 23:27:16

There are 3.30m available for the narrow side of the table. What would be an acceptable value that allows you to sit comfortably at the table and still be able to walk around it? With a table width of 90cm and 60cm for comfortable seating, there would be 60cm left for passing by. Is that tight?

This is not about walking around the table, but about access to the terrace. While the chairs might not be occupied during the day, or are more likely outside in summer, it would be nice to either have a clear path or more space.
Basically, 3.30... 3.00m works as well. But combined with terrace doors, it becomes uncomfortable.

2021-11-19 08:24:16

This is not about bypassing, but about the terrace inspection.

Thank you. So does a sliding door to the terrace also solve the bottleneck?

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