Single-family house floor plan - Feedback wanted

Yes, I am considering shortening the bathroom by 20 cm to have a 90 cm passage by the chimney... another location is difficult. How exactly would you move the walls on the upper floor? I am thinking about narrowing the windows on the west side on the upper floor to 1.13 to gain more space for furniture?!

The knee wall is 2.12 without the floor structure. That should be enough for the shower, right?

So, when the floor is in, only about 198 cm left, and we just had that discussion here, knee wall 212 cm .. beams and ceiling will also be covered. So max. 195 cm height at the shower head ... then just imagine that. Everything will splash on the ceiling.

And why this corner in the house? Just extend the top outer line straight through, then you can also widen the hallway.

Why is the exit to the outdoor seating area blocked by a sofa? Wouldn't it be more sensible to place the exit by the dining table?

That's how it was in the green forum (Floor plan single-family house - Ground floor windows by Ronja123, on 12/21).

The chimney shaft on the upper floor is positioned very inconveniently,

Yes, the chimney requires a replacement in the ridge beam, which I think is nonsense.

So now, after a long time and much pondering, my hopefully almost finished plan.

Honestly, I don’t see that as achieved yet.

I was able to incorporate several ideas.

Which were those? It felt to me like there was little movement?

By the way, the wood stove still fits by the chimney. But it will probably now go into the basement.

A stove in the basement? – I more understood the point of a horse in the hallway.

How exactly would you shift the walls on the upper floor?

So that not only Child 1 has sufficient space for cabinets behind the door.

I am considering narrowing the windows on the west side on the upper floor to 1.13 to gain more usable wall space?!

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Yes, I am considering shortening the bathroom by 20 cm to have a 90 cm passage by the chimney... another location is difficult. How exactly would you move the walls on the upper floor? I am thinking of narrowing the windows on the west side on the upper floor to 1.13 to gain more usable space?!

Slightly more space behind the door in the bedroom -> partition wall towards the bottom of the plan. Mediate the size difference with the partition wall of the children's room. I would immediately look to integrate a built-in wardrobe into the partition wall for each room.

I would definitely not reduce the bathroom because of the chimney placement. You don't "make" a detour in a hallway just because a stupid chimney is wrongly positioned.

Whose planning is this anyway? Who made it? A chimney does not replace a wall, so the chimney on the ground floor does not work at all. Before an unreasonable effort is made with the bathroom planning because of the chimney and not because of the KS, I would simply move the chimney and also consider something like a laundry chute.

70cm clearance (WITHOUT PLASTER) is just not possible. The 1m wide corridor is already quite cozy. I will have to move the chimney or, even more radically, swap the staircase with the bathroom... that will cause a sleepless night today. Since the question about the carport between the entrance and the garage came up - so to speak also as a roof - how wide does the carport have to be to park the car between the entrance and the garage without it being tight?