Single-family house on a slope on a large plot

Nice plan! We have a hillside property ourselves and the idea with the ground floor doesn't look bad. What is the house supposed to cost (without the plot)?

The plan is a feast for the eyes, like the view

I have suggestions for the granny flat: Parallelism looks stylish from above in the design but is often impractical. Therefore, I would move the door of the storage room to the other side and then start the kitchen unit at the newly free corner, then extend it around the corner and insert a partition wall to the living room, approximately halfway across the width of the room. Then there is space for a small table and a possibility (the corner) for a bed.

Utility room...utility room...and the bathroom, these are critical points. Mentally play through what happens if the plan is mirrored (the staircase remains). That way, you gain a few meters for the utility room. Or reshape the WC a bit and have the access from the hallway to the utility room, but then omit the rear access from the kitchen. You should be able to manage that with a width of 3.30. For kitchen work, it doesn't matter whether you go left around the corner or right.

Upper floor: one could rotate the bathroom in the upper corner of the plan, then the passage from ...dressing room to bathroom at the existing window. Furnish the bathroom differently. You enter the dressing/walk-in closet from the hallway first. Where the shower is now, there is space for a chest of drawers; on the imagined partition wall to the bathroom, a wardrobe unit will be placed. Understandable?

... utility room... I find it better. Instead of a wall unit, I would choose a simple kitchen unit: two tall cabinets at the front, washing machine and dryer built in at the back and possibly elevated. You can then install or place a microwave in the tall cabinet as well as a second fridge, freezer, and have plenty of storage space for cake, potatoes, and co.
On the wall then hooks for cooking aprons etc.
Around the corner then bottles and waste paper
Possibly you can still pinch 20/30cm from the kitchen

We are currently getting quotes for the house. We will probably have to make it smaller afterwards .

How did you plan your house on the slope? Something about ours still lacks a bit of pizzazz somehow!

Interesting, let’s stay in touch. We bought the plot in May and have therefore thought a lot about what we want/what not, browsed on Pinterest, made plans ourselves (only on paper). The plan is: the baby is coming in 2017 (in January), in 2017 an architect will also be chosen and everything planned, and construction should start sometime in mid-2018. We are taking our time. We also have a basement, ground floor and attic, but because of the view, we want to realize the parent level with sauna and roof terrace in the attic. On the ground floor it’s similar to what you have now, only the kitchen and dining table are rotated 90 degrees to the right. So with a view to the left from the countertop you look at the mountains, straight ahead towards the dining area. I can upload a sketch. Behind the dining table there is a wall for a bench (we love benches for sitting), which at the same time separates the dining/living area a bit.

I’m curious how much the fun will cost you. We are planning around 180-200 square meters including a finished basement, which is open to the front because the plot is on a slope.

Very nice floor plan, I like it too!

Maybe two suggestions: Pay attention to sufficient soundproofing in the utility room, I would consider a thicker wall and a different door - otherwise you might hear the noise of a ventilation system on the ground floor. Also, I always really like these intermediate levels in the children's room. I once saw a design where these extra levels also had windows to the hallway. Ask Google for "planwirkstatt Haus Vogel," they also have other designs that might be suitable for inspiration.