Single-family house with gable roof 160-165 sqm

Wow, that’s already a massive earth movement!
How much budget have you planned just for the house and the incidental construction costs?

Since we are planning a ring trench collector, which will also find its place in the garden, we will carry out the rough earth movement in EL in advance.

What do you mean by appropriate? You have a lot of extra space there, which is missing elsewhere, specifically in the kitchen and wardrobe space. You are planning for 4 people, maybe even 5, and have a small emergency wardrobe niche...
The living room corner on the right side of the plan is only 3.50 meters wide. Where is the TV supposed to go?
I would make a wardrobe room at the top left side of the plan and pull the kitchen towards the current all-purpose room. The pantry can share the space with the wardrobe up there. The pantry now is also not really efficiently furnished – a shelf behind the door and a freezer... you could furnish that more efficiently in a properly planned kitchen with 90 cm of kitchen length.

The idea to place the kitchen at the top left of the plan was to have the view facing the street. In a second draft, it was drawn as you suggested. However, I then see problems with the evening light incidence in the kitchen and the façade design in the entrance area.



Pulling the kitchen more toward the all-purpose room means, in the end, placing the dining table perpendicular to the kitchen island, which isn’t really a problem.

The living room corner is tight, I agree. The TV was intended to face the utility room.

Yes, I can hardly imagine that right now, especially the bay window… how it will be furnished. Please give the measurements as well.
Only one bathroom for 4 people in the house, there should at least be a shower on the ground floor, kids grow up...
If this house form is desired or necessary, then there are endless floor plan examples online for families like you. The ground floor area is not well solved. Entrance to the kitchen after the front door, hardly any wardrobe, yet a lot of space wasted. Especially the living space doesn’t appeal to me so far. Furrrniture :D, and... are you TV couch users?

There is a shower planned on the ground floor.

Thanks for the suggestions. We will now look again very intensively with cardboard at possible placements and space requirements based on the floor plans.

Does it maybe make sense fundamentally to rethink a rotation of the house? Pull the third gable on the side of the plan to the left? Entrance door between garage and the eaves side of the house with a canopy? I have the impression that maybe we are a bit stuck here. That would also fit the suggestion from

Best regards

The passage between the garage and the boundary takes the sixth meter of width from the garage for a second car - for what moral value is this operation supposed to be good?

Would it perhaps make sense, in principle, to reconsider rotating the house?

I would try out all options with different floor plans.

So, we might be a bit stuck here as well.

Yes, that is probably the case... when talking about the second draft...

In a second draft, it was drawn as you had intended.

... then you still have 18 ahead of you.

However, I see problems here with the evening light incidence for the kitchen and the facade design in the entrance area.

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The passage between the garage and the boundary takes away the sixth meter of width from the garage for a second car - for what moral benefit is this operation supposed to be good?

6x6 is the repeatedly mentioned dimension. We will also have it corrected accordingly.

Good evening everyone,

after experimenting a bit with cardboard and graph paper, we had the ground floor revised as follows.



The result is now moving more in the desired direction...

[*]Sofa/TV nook,
[*]Kitchen with freestanding island more feasible
[*]Space requirements in the WC sufficient for the shower already planned
[*]Cloakroom area raised; "dirty area" between the entrance and the utility room.

Where do you see at first glance any areas that absolutely do not work?

Best regards

PS: Garage has not been adjusted yet.

The result is now moving more in the desired direction...

... but the strike plate of the front door is not ;-)