Single-family house 150 sqm - Quiet village, space to the neighbors

The floor plans are not bad enough to scream "Emergency brake!". Not everyone's and not my optimum either, but in my opinion, they can be left as they are. Show some views of them.

Why? Inside he can still move walls around as he pleases. I would close the entrance roofing at the back because otherwise it can get quite drafty there. Unfortunately, we don't know the property, so we don't know the exact situation.

I am a woman That’s true, the building permit basically only determines the exterior view; how it fits inside doesn’t matter in this case.

That could be the case. But then you could leave out the toilet in the bathroom and save space there. So you practically have 2 toilets side by side and a third upstairs. Who’s supposed to clean them all? I find the bathroom layout upstairs very nice, downstairs on the other hand ugly.

We wanted the 2 toilets, we are 4 people + friends/boyfriend/girlfriend. In the morning it can take a bit longer to get ourselves distributed well. And if we get old and only live on the ground floor, then the bedroom bed just has to be moved to the office, we will definitely do that *not that someone comes up and says - nobody only lives on the ground floor anyway* Cleaning the toilet goes super fast and easy with the right products, I have experience.

The open space is kind of cute - but I still find it okay. The windows on the street view are not symmetrical, or am I mistaken? I would still change that – I’m picky about that. Window behind the bed is also not so great but I could live with that.

Open space = living-dining-kitchen area, right?? What do you mean with the street view windows? We already paid attention to approximate symmetry, unfortunately not 100% completely possible. We swapped child 2 and the parents’ bedroom (I wrote it to you like that, only the double bed and single bed I did not swap separately on the plan. It’s still an older plan; on the new one it’s swapped. The parents’ bed comes to the wall towards the stairs and the child’s bed comes to the wall towards child’s bedroom 1, so there shouldn’t be a bed under the window, right? Best regards

The floor plans are not bad enough to shout "emergency brake!" Not everybody's and not my optimum either, but in my opinion, you can leave it like that. Show some elevations.

What would you change?

Here are the elevations

That could get tight if the double bed is supposed to go against the stair wall. Best to try furnishing it first. Normally, you need at least about 3.40m of width for the space. The door quickly gets in the way. You can't just move the door either, otherwise there won't be enough space for the wardrobe.

The windows at the top of the plan (northeast side) could still be optimized. But with a pitched roof, that's not so important. The WC window on the ground floor spoils the perfection - but maybe that's not such a big deal. For those who are brave, they make the frame extra pink.

Cleaning the toilet goes super fast and easy with the right products, I have experience.

But it's not the "trick" with WD-40, right?

Is the staircase also "final" already?
The staircase has 14 risers each 19cm, which can be a bit steep. Possibly increase to 15 risers and increase the tread depth. What running width or usable running width do you have?

That could get tight if the double bed is supposed to go against the stair wall. Best to try furnishing it first. Normally you need at least about 3.40m of width for placement. The door quickly gets in the way. You can’t just move it either, otherwise there won’t be enough space for the wardrobe.

The windows at the top of the plan (northeast side) could still be optimized. With a gable roof, though, that’s not so important. The bathroom window on the ground floor spoils the perfection – but maybe it’s not that bad. If you’re brave, make the frame bright pink.

A double bed fits there easily, we measured it But thanks for the tip. Exactly the door is positioned “in the middle” to still have space at the back for the large sliding door wardrobe.

Yes, the windows on the NE side are not all the same size and not equally spaced, but that couldn’t be helped inside because of the shower upstairs, it doesn’t bother us and I think once built you won’t really notice it that much anymore. We definitely wanted a window in the bathroom Let’s see if it will be pink