Single-family house floor plan - narrower possible? First ideas

... maybe find a niche for the toilet, it shouldn’t be the first thing you see when you come in.

Because there are no doors between the dressing room and the bedroom or bathroom, you are completely on display, even from the bedroom... I wouldn’t necessarily want that.

Because there are no doors between the dressing room and the bedroom or bathroom, you are completely on display, even from the bedroom... I wouldn't necessarily want that.

There are sliding doors. They are just drawn rather faintly.

the architectural meeting will not take place. Therefore, I have the task of presenting a sensible design.

I assume that you consider the bedroom and bathrooms unsuccessful?

Your landing staircase is, in my opinion, too small. A width of 2m is already below standard, but you probably won't be able to maintain the depth of 2.50m. The absolute minimum for a landing is, according to experience, 2.75m. Even then, only with a moderate ceiling height - really the lower limit. To be able to talk relatively comfortably with the stair builder later, one should plan a space requirement of 2.20m width and 3m depth.

How wide is the house with partition walls currently?

Is the plot oriented north?
Then the children's rooms would be in the north?

In my opinion, your platform staircase is too small

Then I might have to bite the bullet and take a spiral staircase. Alternatively, I could also reduce the room height, since we are quite small anyway (1.78 and 1.55)

How wide is the house with partition walls currently?

About 11.5 m with exterior walls (37.5 bricks + facing brick). For space reasons, I couldn't fit them on the paper anymore.

Is the plot oriented to the north?
Then the children's rooms would be in the north?

I just found out that the layout is not exactly oriented to the north - the rooms are in the east / southeast.

Set the property preferably oriented to the north, otherwise everyone gets confused. To be honest, I have no idea anymore where what is. If the bathrooms are in the west and the children's rooms in the east, but both are next to each other, something can't be right, can it? A big N on the plan with an arrow would be helpful.

Therefore, I have the task of presenting a reasonable draft.

From whom exactly? - But your planning talent is still far from sufficient for that.

the architect meeting will not take place.

But it will have to.

I assume that you consider the bedroom and the bathrooms unsuccessful?

How do you come to the conclusion that it could be limited to the bathrooms? - Your floor plan does not work simultaneously in this arrangement and this dimension framework.

with exterior walls (37.5 bricks + facing brick)

Explain the wall construction in more detail.

A large N on the plan with an arrow would be helpful

Yes. Do it for Gabi from Bad Salzdetfurth.