GaertM1
2021-03-19 08:53:51
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Hello everyone,
thanks a lot already for the feedback. Especially such hints like "fall protection, drainage,..." were exactly what I meant with "weird ideas," things you don't usually think about. I actually wanted to place the office next to the living room on purpose. I am in the office in the evenings and my wife is in the living room, so an office should at least be close to the living areas.
The access is from the street.
Maybe a few more additions:
- We don’t want a balcony – unnecessary fuss :-)
- Garden and terrace are actually more "optional things," a small terrace to sit outside in summer would be nice
- We currently have a condominium in the middle of town – but it has become a bit too small for us and also a bit too hectic
An (honestly meant) question: why no walk-through rooms? You hardly ever have to go into the utility room anyway, so it doesn’t really matter how you get there, right? At least that was my thought :-)
Because of the slope, there would be the possibility of access on the other side ("uphill") with entry to the upper floor.
We will also take the next step and go to an architect. From the first talks with house providers, it quickly became clear to us that it won’t be anything from the standard portfolio anyway.
thanks a lot already for the feedback. Especially such hints like "fall protection, drainage,..." were exactly what I meant with "weird ideas," things you don't usually think about. I actually wanted to place the office next to the living room on purpose. I am in the office in the evenings and my wife is in the living room, so an office should at least be close to the living areas.
The access is from the street.
Maybe a few more additions:
- We don’t want a balcony – unnecessary fuss :-)
- Garden and terrace are actually more "optional things," a small terrace to sit outside in summer would be nice
- We currently have a condominium in the middle of town – but it has become a bit too small for us and also a bit too hectic
An (honestly meant) question: why no walk-through rooms? You hardly ever have to go into the utility room anyway, so it doesn’t really matter how you get there, right? At least that was my thought :-)
Because of the slope, there would be the possibility of access on the other side ("uphill") with entry to the upper floor.
We will also take the next step and go to an architect. From the first talks with house providers, it quickly became clear to us that it won’t be anything from the standard portfolio anyway.