Land planning / floor plan planning

That feels a bit like that :D But seriously: I’m sitting at the notary and the contract says "The object of purchase is plot XYZ with an area of approx. 606 sqm." In the end, it will hardly be 550 sqm, right? Are there "common" deviations? Or is it more a matter of cm?

Don’t you have a geoportal where you are? The plot sizes are usually accurate there. Especially if the plot is surveyed before the purchase. The deviations are more in the 1% range than 10%.

I would extend the dressing room towards the bedroom so far that a second wardrobe fits in. A sliding door between the dressing room and the bedroom would allow the bedroom to be separated if needed, without disturbing everyday life.

I would extend the dressing area towards the bedroom so that a second wardrobe fits in.

Yes, the wall about at the height of the other wall on the upper floor... at least around 230-240 cm, that provides walking comfort.

The bathroom is also poorly furnished: between the shower and the tub it is too tight... the shower is too short... that also needs to be planned with defined windows.

The stairs really don’t work like that. You are building over at least 2 steps with the bathroom, you’ll hit your head there. 1 step is okay with normal ceiling height. That means at the bottom of the stairs next to the front door you are only allowed to “step out” 1 step. It also works with 0 steps, we have it like that going towards the basement. The stairs then become about 4 meters long. Yours is only about 3.30 or so? It fits on the upper floor, but the hallway becomes smaller, the lower children’s room gains space, and the bathroom has to get a small corner. The basement stairs do not work like that at all at the moment because you don’t get to the starting point. The living room wall is in the way. So you would have to turn these stairs twice, starting from the entrance hall. I would definitely make a turn with 0 steps so that no steps are “standing around” in the hallway. All in all, it will work.

I don’t see a storage room of that size on the upper floor, you have a huge basement and a central vacuum doesn’t need 7 sqm. I would either plan in a small office there (at least a large roof window so it can later become a cozy office) or put the utility room with the washing machine there. People don’t really like to work in the basement with light wells nowadays.

I don't see a storage room of that size on the upper floor, you do have a huge basement and a central vacuum cleaner doesn't need 7 sqm. I would either plan a small office there (at least install a large roof window so it can later become a cozy office) or put the utility room with the washing machine there. People don't really like working in basements with light wells now.

I don't see a wet room there either. After all, there is an open living area with glass underneath... I would probably work on it a bit more and play Tetris... if only one knew how the house is supposed to be oriented now... :rolleyes: I would probably plan double casement windows and a small gallery (reading corner or something similar) there, open to the hallway, so it also gets some light.

Speisekammer actually means more of a storage room for all sorts of things here...

This is generally common here - I had to learn at first not to take the word Speisekammer seriously. It is more of a term for a utility-related junk room here. And there is even (I believe by Yvonne) a separate "what must go into a junk room" thread :-)