Opinions on the floor plan - double bungalow for rent

Hello everyone, actually I didn’t necessarily mean accessibility in the legal sense. Currently, in our community, primarily single-story or buildings with elevators are being built for rent. I wanted to adapt to this trend. If I build a single-family house with 1.5 floors, a certain clientele is certainly excluded here. Whether I achieve a financial advantage through the single-story design is almost irrelevant to me. I would rather prefer to be able to move into the apartment myself in old age. Or to make this apartment available to my parents in old age. All of this would not be possible in a single-family house. I also don’t believe that I will find someone who rents the apartment with a wheelchair and that I could then really earn more rent from it. I am not specifically looking for or planning conditions for a wheelchair. But I can certainly enlarge the space here and there, you are right. for example, the meter in the entrance area. Attached is a new picture with measurements. The furniture is to scale. The orientation is not fixed yet, as the plot is not quite certain yet.
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Then there will be a waiting list for the apartments. Real barrier-free rental apartments are scarce.
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I don’t know if that would really be the case here in our rural area.

Attached is a new picture with measurements. The furniture is to scale. The orientation is not yet fixed because the property is not entirely certain yet

But you must have planned it on some property, and that has a size and shape and cardinal directions and a location with a street next to it and neighbors and all that stuff that makes a floor plan worthy of discussion. You can't realistically build in the Off-Limits Alley in Cloud-Cuckoo-Land.

I do think there is a need for truly barrier-free [in square brackets]. You’re not really rural if rental apartments are being built on a larger scale.

Google Wolf Haus Saaleufer, that is even really a village.

Regarding your floor plan.

Closet is missing. The building services seem quite small. Is that really enough for heating, water, house connections, etc.? Somehow something bothers me about the open space. I just don’t know what it is.

for example the meter in the entrance area.

The meter is already too narrow for normal residents. You are actually standing in the kitchen to take off your coat or even to be able to close the door.
And this still applies:

The bathroom windows must not function because of fire protection.

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What is the roof supposed to look like? It’s going to be huge. A stairwell can also fit in the space between the two halves in front of the [Technikraum]. Then change the access a bit and there will be 4 residential units ... and then another floor and with 6 residential units the whole thing could represent a common basic usage for housing construction ...

What is the roof supposed to look like? That will be huge.

I think also started like that once ...