Is buying a house for a maximum of €350,000 realistic?

Even though some advised me against scheduling too many appointments, I find it extremely difficult to make a selection in advance regarding whom to sit down with. One criterion for selection would definitely be that a preliminary sampling is possible. Here, the consultant from Büdenbender directly pointed out that this is definitely useful to make the cost estimate as realistic as possible. That definitely sounded credible. Some consultants from prefab house providers offered that we first look at the property together and then continue planning. That certainly made a good impression. Other providers, on the other hand, only allow appointments at the prefab house center. To avoid showing up to the meeting with a blank sheet of paper, I have jokingly put two ideas on paper that probably don't make any sense at all. I did not pay attention to the square meters here, nor whether it makes sense with doors. It was just about structuring our thoughts regarding the layout. If you notice anything, I look forward to hints. In the first draft, a small narrow pantry would still be missing.

Whereas "painting" in new construction is much more than what one is used to from rental apartments: filling, sanding, smoothing, priming, applying painter's fleece wallpaper come first. And that includes the stairwell and the ceilings. The actual "painting" is then a breeze. For two amateurs, just that alone can easily take up the entire annual vacation. And then laying the floors.... possibly leveling, laying, and attaching baseboards, installing the door frames. After that, most office workers are "almost done"—fact!

About 5.5k. +/- 200€