Single-family house south slope - floor plan planning, tips?

Ha... just look at the EG and OG outside dimensions :-P. Something doesn’t fit or I missed something.

Of course, we also have the ground floor, basement, and upper floor. That's why it stands out to me. I know my open floor plan on the ground floor and see the square meter number of the rooms on the ground floor of the OP. It just doesn't fit the floor area.

Yes, since the upper floor is larger, the 150 should be adjusted. I just roughly calculated 10.60 x something... you have to consider that the many rooms in the basement are not exactly large. Rather small. I also don't see any bicycles in the building services area, a workshop of 8sqm is more like a larger storage room. On top of that, the stairwell was included in the planning. Then a relatively small bedroom, etc., is naturally misleading. All the rooms are fairly cramped. The large hallways are misleading too.

Ha... just look at the exterior dimensions of the EG and OG. Something doesn't fit or I missed something.

Yes, you did

I don't want to be a spoilsport, but if the fire department and the football team don't help out throughout the entire construction phase, it won't work with the budget

Attic converted.
Where is the 2 meter line anyway?

Upper floor wider and longer than the ground floor

Converted basement
3 bathrooms and 1 WC

The earthworks

The size. That's over 150 sqm even without the basement and attic

I don't want to be a spoil sport, but if the fire department and the football team don't pitch in throughout the entire construction phase, it won't work with the budget.

Attic converted.
Where is the 2-meter line anyway?

Upper floor wider and longer than the ground floor.

Converted basement
3 bathrooms and 1 WC

The earthworks

The size. That's over 150 sqm even without basement and attic

That's exactly my point. I don't want to speculate now. But the effort is definitely quite a bit greater than ours, and there is already a €430k for 140 sqm including a normal basement.

What I basically find stupid is why someone has to put a house in the Upper Bavarian style in the Ore Mountains. They have their own, quite rustic style there, so why not orient yourself to that? Either I deliberately build without regional influences or I orient myself to the regional construction style. No one would put a thatched cottage in the foothills of the Alps, so why should a house in the Upper Bavarian style be put in the Ore Mountains? That always makes my neck hairs stand up. I am also a "self-confessed fan" of the insufferable Tuscan villas that you have to endure in almost every new development area (my poor liver). Otherwise, I can only agree with my predecessors, both regarding planning and costs. One more question: what is the purpose of the anteroom? I didn't understand that. I am missing the pub room here, or did I overlook something? This P-thing means nothing to me.