Receiving the approval for land purchase from the municipality

I would be happy to receive a PM.

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But who built with, he can write here.

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We built last year in the southeast of Bavaria (between Munich and Salzburg) with a small local general contractor.

What do you mean by that? I'm currently at a loss?

I have explained this in detail in my "A House-Building Schedule, also for you: the HOAI Phase Model!" Between modules A and B of the architect's planning, an active break (dough resting with adjustment) is taken. And only the dumbest lambs want to quickly sign with some construction company (which like to lure with same-day fixed price promises). It is better to make a decision later, after service phase 7 of the architect. No award of contract without tendering (here the word means your orders to executing companies).

We have not decided yet. We have only obtained an offer from , just to have a rough point of reference for the bank conversation. But from what I have heard so far, Danwood is rather among the cheaper providers.

For a financing dummy, such an offer is good, and it should not be used for more than that. However, I would not take an economy or even low-budget manufacturer for this purpose.

We have planned about 180 - 200 sqm. But is that realistic?

We don’t know your financial circumstances, but in my opinion, the house can also be smaller.

We would ideally want the master bedroom on the ground floor, 4 , and possibly a study on the upper floor. But so far we haven't found anything that even comes close to that.

I already said that as a catalog model, it wouldn't exist either. Maybe I will create a special series about that.

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Like for example - who apparently became so used to the missing possibility that he has not answered my message from June 2 last year to this day. I couldn’t do that: it would make me nervous if there were forever a red number over the envelope symbol.

If it blows up the house, one can also consider converting a garden house into an office container. Then you also have your peace.

We would preferably have the parents' bedroom on the ground floor, 4 and possibly a study on the upper floor. But so far we haven't found anything even remotely close to that.

I already said, as a catalog model it won't be available either.

P.S., I forgot earlier to generally note as a rule of thumb: the optimal proximity of the children's rooms is inversely proportional to the age of the children. The youngest children need to be close to the parents, small children like to be close to siblings, later the siblings become annoying first and then the parents become embarrassing. Opportunities for the children to gradually move away from the parents within the house are worth more than huge rooms for as much mess as possible. By the way, I wrote recently ...

Children are quite dynamic roommates whose needs profile almost requires rooms as flexible as the Barbapapa family. Four rooms for four children is okay but rather not in a static assignment. Maybe one of them as the "room of the best-behaved child of the month," bedroom, living room, playroom, old folks-stay-outside-room.
Let go of all "hopes," that would be four constant rooms.

But from what I have heard so far, Danwood is rather among the cheaper providers

The appearance is deceiving. But the houses look very nice, in my opinion.

We would preferably have the master bedroom on the ground floor, 4 and possibly a study on the upper floor. But so far we haven't found anything that even comes close.

I roughly estimate about 100 sqm needed on the ground floor (50 living area + 10 hallway + 10 utility room + 15 bedroom + 8 bathrooms + 2 storage + 5 hallway/wardrobe) 60 for 4 children's rooms, hallway, bathroom, utility room… there I am again at a gable roof with knee wall, to accommodate the office and storage space in the attic.