Single-family house 143 sqm - the perfect planning?

Nice approach .. and it also works if the window positions can still be adjusted. What would be somewhat disadvantageous, though, is the northeast side for Child1. Child 2 is fine, since the gable with the west side is planned there.

So, I put together something and quickly designed a plan. The external dimensions should be the same. I only changed the upper floor (OG) to show how the upper floor could be designed differently. Wall thickness etc. would of course still need to be adjusted, and for the master bathroom (Elternbad) you'd have to look into the drainage, which isn't optimal on the ground floor (EG) :-/

Thank you very much for your effort! That’s pretty cool, also the bathroom with the nook for the shower. But on the left side by the kids’ room there would be the balcony with the nice view, which of course we would also like to have at the bedroom. Hmm...

In general: yes, the house is approved as it is and such huge changes are no longer possible, basically we like it anyway. It’s just a small building project by a developer with three houses. The thing with the two kids’ rooms is really a thing... In our region, they are often still planned with 10-12 sqm..

You don't have children yet, right? The staircase hardly allows for variations, so I think one can live with handing over the balcony to the children later. As long as there is no child, the rooms will be used differently anyway, and even in the first few years, you yourself have something from the balcony. Although I am more on the jump in this thread now, what quickly suggested is an alternative for living with children. Planning two equivalent children's rooms on the right in the plan is almost impossible because of the staircase. There are also dormers that enlarge one side of the house, while the other side can only be used as a small room.

I have now tried to move the children's rooms to the other side, but that is really almost impossible without changing the entire ground floor and the staircase. Firstly, the side to the right of the bay window is narrower, and due to the location of the staircase, only awkward little rooms would result.

As for the balcony, I am of the opinion that, based on experience, children use it more than adults, so I don't think it's bad if the children get it.

Honestly, who uses a balcony when they have a terrace?

Honestly, who uses a balcony when they have a terrace?

We Sure, the time spent there will be limited, but the view from there is great and I can already imagine spending time there. We are also painting right now and I will upload something online during the day. One consideration is whether we enlarge the guest room downstairs a bit and keep it as a spare children's room, but unfortunately that is very unfavorable due to noise. We currently have a penthouse apartment and each have 11 sqm bedrooms and workrooms (or children’s rooms, like the neighbors). I find it okay in houses because there are still alternative options; I myself grew up that way. But in apartments it doesn't work because then there is no garden or similar.

Further suggestions are welcome
Thanks to everyone who has supported so far!!