Pitched roof house the second

Then quickly sketched a draft and roughly calculated the costs. A meeting with the bank in mid-February. Then the notary appointment at the beginning of April and the start of the earthworks on April 15.

A shed roof house with 2 residential units and a large garage is now being built.

I don't think the floor plan is up for discussion. The building is already under construction. The plans are approved and fixed. A rental apartment kitchen of 7 sqm is easily feasible.

I like the story - Our motorhome could use a roof. Oh, there’s the neighboring plot. The municipality says that requires a house? OK, then let it be like that...

The design is wonderfully straightforward, coherent, and potentially inexpensive to build. Whether to make the kitchen closed or semi-open can still be decided. The rental potential is certainly good with this layout. I have no suggestions for changes that would improve the design.

Washing machine is planned in the storage room next to the kitchen. On the wall to the living room, there is also about 2.8 m of room-high kitchen cabinets planned for laundry, cleaning agents, supplies, and kitchen utensils not used daily.

Since the earthworks and basic pipelines are already completed, no major replanning is possible. Some minor changes are from last week. I will get the drawing later.

A brief note on the construction method: It will be like the previous house, again a timber frame construction on a "Swedish slab" with underfloor heating. The wall structure is a 24 cm stud frame with 6 cm wood fiber insulation on the outside and a ventilated facade made of HPL panels. Inside, 18 mm OSB, 6 cm installation layer, 18 mm OSB, and 12 mm gypsum plasterboard. Windows are of course triple-glazed with 80mm + X profile. Heating will probably be with a pellet boiler with condensing technology on a 1500-liter buffer tank with domestic hot water preparation. Additionally, a thermal solar system. We will see if I dimension it so that a Bafa subsidy is possible with two residential units (at least 50% solar coverage). The garage will also be heated with underfloor heating and is also a timber frame construction with 20 cm stud frame and insulation.

Olli

I would be mistaken if I did not say: almost [Euer Haus] reversed

Well, those who have it, have it. I would never in my life come up with the idea to build a residential house (even a two-family house) just to park my car. Are the residents also allowed to go into the garage with their cars?

Yes, it does clearly resemble the house next door.
We are completely happy with the layout so far.
So the step to this one was not far.
The son is also the builder. An apartment or semi-detached house for rent was needed anyway, and so it turned out that the truck can now stand nice and close to our house.

A few months ago, it was still considered impossible that neither tenants nor children would live right next door... now we have both.