Large single-family house with 4 children's rooms - convertible into 2 residential units

Thank you for the example of complete detachment. You have practically reached the Neptune of demands. What is so terrible about this wardrobe?

who says it is terrible?

What is so terrible about this wardrobe?

Everyone sees that from their own perspective. You seem to like it.

Unfortunately, one also has to mention the dusty external views here. Nice appearance doesn't have to cost more.

"Dusty" is still a very mild way to put it.

We already had users here who were annoyed about a jacket on a chair. A wardrobe and it looks tidier. But yes, it is a matter of taste. It is planned with 6+x people. The open chaos multiplies then.

I am always amazed at how much time and effort Yvonne invests.

Can you be a bit more specific?

The thing is already a lost cause as soon as 8 people want to walk through the hallway or hang up their jackets. There's no need to look further for the remaining bottlenecks.

My recommendation would be to go for 3 floors, office upstairs to create space downstairs.
If you plan for 4 kids, you have no money worries. So spend the cash.

Not everyone with 4 planned children is swimming in money. There are also families with 4 children and normal incomes. They cannot afford 4 children's rooms, let alone a new building. A happy childhood does not require a children's bathroom, a room of their own, or expensive vacations.

Here the builders want to provide for a large family and care cases, and then even when everyone has flown the nest. That is too much for a single-family house. It is more than the two of them can manage. Not financially, but in terms of care work. The here and now is forgotten. When planning a house for 4 children, also consider the necessary storage space. The tricycle is handed down. A guest room for the grandparents and that's it. Take out a few "would haves," "ifs," and "maybes."

What is so terrible about this wardrobe?

This wardrobe is catastrophic and clearly unworthy of a private home. Of course, one can also aim for a private home simply as a measure against the fear of rent increases or owner’s termination notices; but a little improvement of the current living conditions "does no harm" either. The depicted situation might be considered still tolerable for a rental apartment – but seeing it as a motivation for improvement is not exaggerated in my opinion. It is obviously not enough for the residents, and even a single guest with his hat or umbrella would make the situation overflow and would have to keep his jacket on ;-)

Not everyone planning 4 children is swimming in money. There are also families with 4 children and normal incomes.

That is why I also recommended choosing the "plain regular two-family house" model (with apartment doors temporarily omitted and only a pre-equipped kitchen in the second apartment). Maybe one of the bathrooms with a shower and the other with a bathtub, and the economy satisfaction of the need is done. 08/15A to 08/15Z are numerous variants, all noticeably cheaper than 7016 or even 4711.