L-shaped floor plan - What is your opinion?

If you have the perfect floor plan, feel free to share it. At the moment, you haven't even answered the question of where you would place the wardrobe instead... That doesn't help...

Why should I? You only answer questions halfway. If the upper floor, which doesn't interest you, has a roof pitch, the stairs won't work.

The comment about the wardrobe was directed at Haydee, not at you, Matthew.

Yes, we have the budget.

The property is currently being transferred to us. The surveyor has already been here; a notary appointment is difficult due to the current situation.
The front property belongs to my father and he is transferring the rear part to me.

We are very skilled craftsmen and have already gained experience in a complete renovation. Therefore, we dare to do quite a bit. How much and especially which own work we contribute depends on the construction method (solid vs prefab house) and the construction costs.

I think, unlike other floor plans, I have already delivered a lot. The exact dimensions, the furniture, the north arrow. I really tried to think of everything.

Why? It was just an example. 10m or so is still fine. Especially since apparently no buildings are directly adjacent on the neighboring property to the south.

I know. I also really like your other ideas and suggestions. If we don't find a solution with the L, we will have to revert to the classic form.

From our point of view, the biggest drawback is the combination of the bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor; the rest (relocating the wardrobe? making the stairs wider?) are minor details. We were hoping to find ideas on how to solve that...

Why should I? You only answer questions halfway. If the OG, which doesn't interest you, has a roof pitch, the stairs won't work.

I answered everything except the question about the budget. A 'we can afford it' was not accepted.

Including two roof terraces = approx. 20k

You mean per piece, right? So approx. 20k to 30k additional cost per side for a flat roof with terrace compared to a hipped roof?
Do you have any experience with that?
That’s the ballpark figure that was roughly given to us...

The roof terrace would definitely be cool, but it’s the first thing we would cut if we don’t like the price.

The comment about the wardrobe was directed at Haydee, not at you, Matthew.

In this forum, however, the discussion is not bi- but multilateral, you have to be able to handle that.