Gas fireplace, but hot with heat pump?!

but it also gives you the opportunity to install a proper stove...

But that will be an expensive stove if you lay the gas line only for that reason (for the fireplace it is not really necessary - it's just very expensive convenience).

Exactly, it would be luxury indeed, but everyone allows themselves that in some way.... one person parks a sports car in the garage and another invests in the house.... I had hoped there was a cheaper alternative to the expensive gas connection... the gas cylinder option doesn't convince me at the moment.

And somehow completely relying on a gas boiler at first and converting later when the boiler breaks down... what do you think? It was also a suggestion from a construction company..

Forget the gas boiler. Heating with fossil energy sources is outdated. Accept some dirt and work and get a wood-burning fireplace. The wood flame is definitely more beautiful.

And somehow completely rely on a gas boiler at first and convert later when the boiler dies...what do you think?

Nope. Air-to-water heat pump and gas fireplace with bottle or actually a real fire (although you need a proper chimney for that, which is also expensive).

What does a gas stove have that induction doesn’t? Besides being harder to clean...

on off, you see what you get, flambé by tilting, using a real wok, every pan and pot works, whether magnetic or not and whether with a flat bottom or not, even the really crooked hand-forged one from grandma, from which the fried potatoes taste so good. I enjoy it more. and it doesn’t buzz. when I have the heavy cast iron pot on the induction hob on boost, the entire countertop vibrates. and the hob is from Siemens, the pot from Le Creuset, so that can’t be the reason. my induction hob is only used every few weeks as a supplement to the gas stove, and I kick myself only for having taken the 75 cm gas hob with a 30 cm induction hob instead of the 95 cm gas hob and no induction.

That will be an expensive stove if you only lay the gas line for that reason (it is not really necessary for the fireplace - just very expensive convenience).

yes