Suitable floor plans for all our requirements

Have you ever lived in a house or an apartment with such tiny rooms? 10 m2 is already oppressive. A children's room should be somewhat larger.

All the floor planning is an academic matter without the property. Such a house must fit on the property and then the rooms inside should be adapted to the location.

The whole floor plan designing is an academic exercise without the plot.

That's true, the location of the dining room would especially have to be adjusted again. For me, it is not academic but to calculate whether the money works out. I need an approximate scale. Then we will take further steps, such as adjusting disability insurance, term life insurance, etc., so that they fit the construction project.

Have you ever lived in a house or apartment with such tiny rooms? 10 m2 is already oppressive. A child's room should be a bit bigger.

Currently it works, but the child is still 4 years old.

Currently it works, however the child is still 4 years old.

Sure it works. A 6sqm cell does that too. But if you’re already spending so much money, shouldn’t there be 2sqm more for the children’s rooms?

And take a look through the forum’s list of additional costs. You’ll be surprised how many costs you haven’t considered yet. Your calculation is too tight.

The idea is that the rooms above are more functional and that communal living takes place in the central room. Or what are you getting at?

All standard floor plans designed for a family of four offer you that. I don’t see a common thread in the selections you picked from the internet: sometimes it’s a bungalow, then a city villa, and even a house with 5! bedrooms. Sometimes the open-plan space is L-shaped, then again not. The last one even has a second side entrance and a captain’s dormer. All of that costs extra. Basically, you always like “the same thing,” which every house has. But a house consists of more than just the “floor plan.”

I think you simply like the catalog price.

Your wish to manage with 280,000 requires some discipline.

Regarding your headline: first wait and see if and which plot you get at what price, and meanwhile talk to the house providers about what kind of house you get from them and at what price. Look for hidden costs in the construction services description from the house providers. P.s. Even Town & Country only includes earthworks up to 30 cm. For example, removal of soil is not included, only its storage on the property. Additional construction incidental costs will certainly be higher than 22,000.