ᐅ 130 m² bungalow with double carport on a 600 m² plot?

The bottom of the plan is likely north, according to the image from Google Maps. Therefore, the west side remains completely unused.

The child will eventually become a teenager, or the parents might have guests in the evening, so I find the children's room with access only through the living room less practical.

Who showers in the guest bathroom?

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Upstairs is south-facing...

The attic space reserve will later be used for the junior. The children’s room was moved upstairs because we wanted the child to have the mostly light-filled room, and we don’t really need that much natural light in the master bedroom.

The 6-meter (20 feet) width of the carport/garage probably takes up too much space... but it is allowed to be built directly on the property boundary.

As mentioned, this design serves as a basis for discussion, and even at the architect stage, we were not completely satisfied with the layout of the children’s room.

You have to consider that when viewed from below, so with north to the left, the neighboring property is located there. You need to maintain a 3-meter (10-foot) distance from it.

And to the north, does it have to be 5m (16 feet)? Or is that what you want?

The architect suggested leaving 5 meters (16 feet) in front of the carport/garage so that a car can be parked there when guests come or if it is not being driven inside. That is the usual practice, but it’s not set in stone.

PS: Can this now be moved to the floor plans topic, or is this still the right place for brainstorming?