Ground floor plan city villa 150 sqm

Why do you want to be on the ground floor when you are old? To manage with the wheelchair? Then there must also be enough space, especially in the bathroom and around the bed. Should the upper floor then be vacated when you move into the office? I would reconsider the double bed on the ground floor.

There are also stairlifts.

Best regards
Sabine

Where else could one optimize?

You can find a working sibling of your ground floor at see

I wouldn't find the hallway without light so tragic if you also plan a fixed glazing in addition to the front door.

The fixed glazing probably wouldn’t help either because the roof of the garage extends over the front door. That would probably be quite dark as well. I think we will just sit down with a blank sheet of paper again first. We were satisfied with the floor plan because all our points were implemented. You showed us that this came at the cost of some other things which is not acceptable.

because it is not really generous for the budget.

Many rooms are awkwardly shaped. The floor plan reminded me of a house that has been remodeled three times. Bathroom awkwardly shaped, office awkwardly shaped, kitchen awkwardly shaped. Hallway quite narrow and dark. There is hardly any room to develop.

The office should be able to accommodate a 3m wardrobe and a double bed in old age.

The entire ground floor is not suitable for old age, unless you want to hold on to the walls instead of a walker. Could it be that one of your requirements is "not as boring as other floor plans"? Please consider: standard works, and rectangular rooms have space to furnish.