Kristijan
2022-02-09 13:17:25
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Nevertheless, I find this approach interesting. You could still rent out the granny flat when the children have moved out and have more space upstairs. I would have to have that calculated. Would a saving of an estimated 10 square meters of floor space enable the development of the basement for residential purposes considering our budget.If you move into the basement apartment (having your own space is absolutely understandable to me), because grandma doesn't necessarily have to come along (it doesn't look senior-friendly anyway, everything is very cramped) and the non-permanent child moves to the ground floor, you can still downsize the floor plan a bit, have you tried that? The full bathroom on the ground floor could then be completely eliminated, the bathtub would go into the otherwise quite empty children's bathroom.