Newly built single-family house approx. 220 sqm, please provide comments on the floor plan

We are also considering, because of the north-facing garden area, how shall I put it, to build a separated terrace, away from the house, so that we can also sit in the sun sometimes.

That sounds familiar to me:

With the first house, we decided on the terrace during construction. I regretted this decision for 10 years. Today I know that the house will have a terrace door at the back, and from there a path will lead to a terrace. This will be behind the house.

Well then, today Wolfgang Ambros also gets to be honored: zwickt´s mi, i glaub´, i draam

The kitchen might be too narrow for a seating island: 338cm - 60cm row - 100cm row spacing - 100cm island to wall distance = only 78cm left for the island and that is in rough construction dimensions

Pinky, you overlooked that the row at the bottom of the plan is additional to the 338cm, the space is sufficient in depth. Actually, the kitchen is too big, that is, too wide, you walk and walk and walk. The dining area, however, is only 306cm deep. Table 100cm deep, per chair 60x60, leaving just 40cm above and below the table to walk by. That does not quite match the oversized kitchen and living area.

We also have two living areas, but separated, one looks into one tube, the other into the other tube.

Whether the children's rooms are 14 or 20 sqm doesn't matter, they are now 14 years old, when the house is finished, they will move out soon. That's why the size of the house surprises me, it will soon be half unoccupied.

I still find Hampshire's living arrangement optimal, a wing for the youth.

From the outside, I wanted a visually more interesting house, looks like an office building.

Where is ironing done, where are the garden furniture stored in winter

Where is ironing done, where are the garden furniture kept in winter?

Ironing is done in the HTR. Just like in our current house. For those who prefer it differently, after a sale in 15 years, the gallery would also be recommended, which could, if necessary, be separated as an independent room.

The garden furniture stays outside with us during winter as well (suitable outdoor furniture). At the moment, we have a terrace roof. A covered area is also planned for the new house, but it is not yet finalized.

The dining area, on the other hand, is only 306cm deep. Table is 100cm deep, per chair 60x60, leaving just 40cm above and below the table to walk past. That doesn’t quite fit with the oversized kitchen and living area.

Originally the wall from the kitchen to the dining area was missing, but since we want the option to completely separate the kitchen, this wall has been added. Otherwise, you are of course right, it’s too small compared to the kitchen, but regarding the 40cm passage width between the chairs and the walls, it’s only like that while everyone is sitting at the table, who should then still be walking around the table? Otherwise, the chairs are halfway under the table so that more space remains.