Solala77
2019-09-14 14:21:06
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So you should at least have an offer from a general contractor, or do you already know what your project will cost?
I calculate the basement and connections at 70,000 EUR and the granny flat at 80,000 EUR (due to a lot of own work), so about 150,000 EUR.
If you improve where it essentially fails (stairs depicted too small), it will become clear that this building arrangement (in these dimensions) will not succeed anyway. I generally do not consider designing a granny flat of this size as a maisonette desirable – especially not with usability for elderly people. If you want to pursue your basic idea further, I would first consider a fundamental change regarding the building arrangement: towards a granny flat entirely on the ground floor and a main apartment on both floors. Then you could build over the entire area in construction phase I and either build the upper floor as a shell or add it later (although raising the roof also costs money, so a shell only plastered on the outside might be more economical). You could then use the ground floor part of the future main apartment as a rented granny flat in its single-story stage (later living area / wardrobe / guest WC or children's area).
Age-appropriate: only the ground floor is used (therefore the bedroom wall drawn with a dashed line, as it will be moved later) and hence also the optional door to the main apartment on the upper floor. The upper floor will then either not be used at all, be occupied by a caregiver, or be used as part of the main apartment.
Thank you very much for the detailed proposal. I still have to think it over. In the end, it would be that everything necessary is provided directly (shell, roof, windows, heating) and only 2-3 rooms are finished for living (which you can then call a granny flat or not). The shell and roof are already among the most expensive items. Calculate it and see.