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Works on its own -> I'm not sure if you meant that positively.

Yes, I like them. Yes, they are smaller than a main apartment, usually only about 40 sqm or something similar to this. If the guest toilet could be placed somewhere else for you, it would still be nicer for the kitchen... Did you want to plan the granny flat without a shower? That would be a no-go, however, a living unit without washing facilities... that would have parallels to post-war housing construction...

Where would you place this? In the middle in front of the window is the light shaft to the basement.

On the right side by the pantry. I have made some small changes that one could consider ;)

It could be tight. No idea. If the budget doesn’t fit, you can always scale back the attic conversion.

Yes, that is plan B.

For the same reason or also because of this reason, I would also swap the toilet/shower. Why enclose the toilet so that it is in the dark, but right at the door so that anyone looking into the bathroom is disturbed or annoyed by the throne sitter?! Basically, the toilet, which is used several times a day, belongs by the window.

Very good point about the toilet. I will discuss that with my wife.

By the way, I also didn’t find the announced AB in the granny flat.

In the granny flat bathroom, there is another door to a very small room. There should be space for a washing machine and some storage there.

Did you want to plan the granny flat without a shower?

No way. But I agree with you, I also can't find the symbol for it... I actually thought the symbol to the left after the entrance was the shower, but probably not. I'll discuss that again...
There will definitely be a shower, it makes no sense without one.

Right side of the dining area.

That would also mean that we would need to create a small section there for a terrace, wouldn’t it?

I have made some small changes that one might consider

I find it incredibly creative - great! I will discuss both options (ours & your suggestion) with my wife soon. Do you think the "new" toilet you proposed is not too narrow?

I have made some small changes that one could consider

Can you still explain the open kitchen square to me? Is the square open to the living room and the hallway? Where would you, as many have criticized, accommodate the wardrobe?