Single-family house northeast slope 230m2 gable roof

Where does child 2 shower?
What about child 3 and 4?
The entrances are too narrow for me.

Is it still what you want?
[Stube] is missing
No room for possibly child 3 and 4

Please also furnish the wardrobes in the children's rooms. They are needed earlier than the desks and much earlier than the double beds. Especially in the children's room with 19.22 sqm, I see this as somewhat difficult in combination with the window position, provided such a large bed is supposed to be in there, which practically "occupies" 2 interior walls and the 3rd interior wall is taken up by a corner desk.

Thank you for your feedback!

I don't see access to the WC on the ground floor.

That was, of course, not the intention of the designer.

Where does Child 2 shower?

Shower/WC adjacent to the room. It’s not huge, I’m aware of that, but should be enough for daily hygiene. The room is bigger as compensation.

What about Child 3 and 4?

Depending on availability and age, either share a room, granny flat, or ground floor office.

The entrances are too narrow for me.

I agree with you. They are now a bit larger within the possible limits.

Is this still what you want?
Missing living room
No room for possibly Child 3 and 4

Good question!
I think it would work like this. The design got smaller compared to the initial one. Currently 209 m2.
The living room was born out of necessity because otherwise there would have been no use for the corner. Therefore, it was removed.
Child 3 and 4 see above. Upstairs, you could definitely accommodate three children’s rooms plus a kids’ bathroom. They just wouldn’t be as nice. You might consider it and execute the walls in drywall.

Please also furnish wardrobes in the children’s rooms. They are needed earlier than desks and much earlier than double beds.

Window positions were not well thought out. Perhaps French balconies would fit in the children’s rooms.

The floor plan is not planned down to the last detail yet. Roof shape will be difficult.
Do you think it could fit like this or something similar? Major mistakes? Further suggestions?

Major mistakes: A toilet opening into the living area is absolutely not acceptable! Put the pantry inside, washing machine and dryer in the upper floor, assign the bathtub from one of the children's rooms to the storage room and turn it into a laundry room. The drying rack can go on the roof (balcony?) in front of the bedroom, if needed. Then the toilet can go into the utility room on the ground floor.

Bathroom without a window in the granny flat, maybe avoidable.

6 (!) bathrooms?! Seriously?

Thank you for the suggestions !

Major mistakes:
Bathroom opening into the living area is absolutely not acceptable!

That is a really interesting point. I assume you don’t mean the door opening direction?
I would be very interested to know if that is the general opinion?

Bathroom without window in the granny flat, perhaps avoidable.

This could certainly be avoided with a basement window. However, I prefer not to have any basement windows in the hillside because they are weak points. The house will get forced ventilation anyway. Lighting is no issue nowadays either. We had a small bathroom without a window for years. It was completely unproblematic.

6 (!) bathrooms?! Seriously?

At least the basement WC can surely be removed.

At least the toilet in the basement can definitely be painted.

... or tiles, SCNR