Window in the kitchen is too low - how to change it?

But then just do it, if otherwise everything is as it should be and no alternative is possible. Window costs depend on the material, type, and size.

But there are two variants after all...

There are two variants, though...

Yes, and you don't provide any relevant information. With the information I have, I say: Both are rubbish, the lesser rubbish is probably the variant with smaller windows.

How big is the window? Are there blinds? A photo of the window from the outside and inside is nice.

Without knowing the object, I would make the window smaller. In my opinion, it is less effort.

Is it possible to set the window completely at the top??

How big is the window? Are there blinds? A photo of the window from outside and inside would be nice.

Without knowing the property, I would make the window smaller. In my opinion, it is less effort.

Is it possible to move the window completely upwards??

The window is 1.30 meters high and 1 meter wide. There is a roller shutter box in the wall.

Then I will stick to my recommendation. Raising the window will be too complicated.

Presumably, the roller shutter box goes up to the ceiling? Photos are really helpful.

How much is the new window supposed to cost? The variant depends on that.

Then I'll stick to my recommendation. Raising the window will be too complicated. The roller shutter box probably goes up to the ceiling? Photos are really helpful. How much is the new window supposed to cost? The option stands or falls with that.

Unfortunately, I can't provide photos (yet). Of course, we want to solve it properly, but still as cheaply as possible. That's why I wanted to hear here roughly what I should budget for a reduction. You need a new window, need a mason, and probably have to replaster outside...