Single-family house floor plan 150m², plot: 420m²

Thank you very much for the floor plan. I actually like it quite a bit.

You’re welcome. The draft is only intended to show you by example that – with skillful planning – considerably more is possible than your planner has managed so far.

Is there still a closet to the right of the stairs or is it in the living room?

Yes. Our interested parties would like to separate the closet a bit; that's also why there is the small stub wall behind the stairs.

The house is supposed to be partially clad.. or rather, it is not 100% certain yet

Why? Then you have to compromise quite a bit with the wall construction if the facing bricks are not supposed to protrude.

Um – you have already seen that I have deleted your 2nd draft from post #15

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Gladly. The draft is only meant to show you by way of example that— with clever planning— much more is possible than your planner has managed so far


Yes. Our interested parties would like to separate the cabinet a little; hence also the small wall stub behind the stairs.


Why? Then you have to make quite a few compromises in the wall construction if the facing brick is not supposed to protrude.

Uh— you have already seen that I removed your 2nd draft from post #15

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This is also currently our 2nd draft from the planner...
Attached is a house showing how the exterior wall could look..

ps. I hadn’t even noticed the draft part

Attached is a house showing what the exterior wall could look like..

Is the image free to use? Otherwise, I will unfortunately have to delete it

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Is the image free to use? Otherwise, I will unfortunately have to delete it

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please delete it, I uploaded 2 photos from the phone...

Hello,

Your overnight guest would probably sleep in the study, right?

That alone would be a reason for me to keep the shower in the bathroom on the ground floor - we enjoy having "our" bathroom in the attic all to ourselves. Other points that, in my opinion, speak in favor of a shower in the ground floor bathroom are a better resale potential (this shower is already almost "standard" today) and also the possibility for you to shower on the ground floor in case of (temporary) physical limitations (cast leg, etc.).

Regarding the bathroom in the attic, if I were you, I would also consider the following points:

- Relocate the bathtub as a corner bathtub or around the corner into the corner opposite the door - this should create a more airy feeling in the room and allow you a larger door opening angle.

- Plan for a second sink - I find a single sink a bit tight for the planned 4-person household.

Regards,

Dirk

please delete it

Done

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