How to plan the floor plan when the garden is in the east and the driveway in the west

In which landscape is that located (I no longer see any state indication in the new forum layout)?

I wouldn’t say demolition. If the structural integrity is fine, it’s like a shell construction. The roof would be interesting to know if it’s okay or if worms are nibbling on it.

Insulation on the outside would be a shame here – that’s part of the charm, those old bricks.

Yes, I’d also consider it a shell construction – and I see insulation having to go inside, the roof overhang doesn’t allow for it outside.

Insulation on the outside and the character is gone. Actually, the look of the old windows and a romantic cottage garden are also needed.

Get rid of it. 12,000 and the country is broke. And start over.

The house has a certain character and the potential to be a money pit. If demolished, you can create a lot with some of the red bricks in the garden.

Located in Baden-Württemberg. The insulation would definitely be done from the inside, as we want to preserve the brickwork. In addition, the large windows and their appearance should remain largely unchanged to retain the charm. Since we have our own window manufacturing company, this replacement is not a problem. It may also be necessary to add skylights or redesign the gable. However, we are still wondering whether we can sensibly implement the interior layout.

However, the question still remains for us whether we can implement the interior room layout sensibly.

Not much can be said about that if we do not even know the position of the stairs or something similar. A bit of current floor plan recording is necessary.

since we want to preserve the Klinker.

"Klinker" is probably not the right word. But it does look charming, yes.