Floor plan single-family house city villa approx. 240m² without basement

but of course, slanted is not optimal

And why not 50cm wider and one meter shorter then? It would be almost a 95% identical floor plan, just without slanting?

And why not 50cm wider and one meter shorter then? It would come out to almost a 95% identical floor plan, just without the diagonal?

Yes, definitely worth a try with 50cm wider, but 1m shorter would be tight again.

Any other ideas regarding corner bench/stove/fireplace from today’s questions?

Can you please send me the link directly, I only find mentions of the post but not the post itself.

You cannot receive links here yet (but feel free to make use of the fact that I have the same name at gmx de as here). Or you can google externally using the phrase in quotation marks "Das Steinemantra des 11anten". Here in the forum the search term does not lead to one, but to all my posts on this topic.

I do not like the exterior view at the house entrance at all. There is only one large, asymmetrically placed window in the recess with the staircase and the two bathrooms. Don't you think that the two bathrooms will also be too dark? Of course, you might not want a large window from the bathroom facing the street, but I would rather place the main entrance and staircase in the recess. Above the entrance, you could then leave an open space and everything would immediately look very spacious, which it should for >200m2. Otherwise, the ground floor has made great progress regarding the kitchen, living room, and pantry, but it will be too dark because of the canopy. So make sure to have enough holes for LED spots installed in the ceiling right away....

And while I'm at it: Storage room + garage are larger than the living, dining, and kitchen area combined. I fundamentally consider that a disproportion. I am indeed a car fan too and we even have more than two cars, but a double garage would never occur to me.

I quite like it. There is definitely still room for improvement in the front view.