Should a hanging plot be filled for a ground slab?

are the square meters enough for you? Barrier-free costs space and your room layout was not small

The house does not have to be designed for the worst-case scenario "electric wheelchair." However, we will definitely consider door widths, accessibility of the toilet and shower, and accessibility from the bed.
For example, if you have 75 cm of space on each side of the double bed, you could separate the beds if necessary and have 150 cm in the middle,

A rollator does not require much less space than an electric wheelchair. And the assistance needed is also the same. The first floor plan was too complicated.

A rollator does not require much less space than an electric wheelchair. And the assistance needed is similar. The first floor plan was too convoluted.

That's true! I'm already replanning, if only I knew whether it would be a residential basement or a utility basement.

Pro residential basement. Guest room for the children or later for a caregiver or a grandchild, etc. Workshop for your husband with heating option. I think that for the additional cost you have a lot of added value. Maybe in 2 years you will build a sauna in the garden or a whirlpool, with the residential basement you have a shower.

And especially when you are no longer 25 but building for old age, I wouldn't subject myself to a steep slope for maintenance.

Pro living basement.
Guest room for the children or later for a caregiver or a grandchild, etc.
Workshop for your husband with heating option
I think that for the extra cost you get much more value.

Maybe in 2 years you build a sauna in the garden or a whirlpool, with the living basement you have a shower

Yes, you... I have plenty of ideas too and theoretically I am quite fond of the partial living basement already… but it must be affordable within the budget. I will not take on any more debt!