ᐅ Is it possible for the utility room in a semi-detached house to be located in the center of the house?

This is a semi-detached house where the utility room, according to the floor plan, is not adjacent to an exterior wall but located more centrally without any windows. Is this even feasible, considering that an air-to-water heat pump and a central ventilation system are supposed to be installed there?

With the heat pump, it will only be the indoor unit. It doesn’t matter to it.
The ventilation will then require somewhat longer ductwork for supply and exhaust air.
This is unusual but technically not a problem at all.

MrNiceGuy schrieb:

Can the utility room in a semi-detached house be located in the middle of the house?

This is a semi-detached house where the utility room, according to the floor plan, is not adjacent to an exterior wall but located more centrally without windows. Is this even possible, considering that it is supposed to house an air-to-water heat pump and a central ventilation system?

Try to take a step back from this fragmentary questioning. Planning without considering the whole picture never leads to a solid solution. A utility room—especially if it’s just a storage space for a washing machine and dryer—can technically be placed inside the building without an exterior wall, but a heating equipment room must be located exclusively where building entries are found.

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MrNiceGuy schrieb:

Is this even possible, considering that an air-to-water heat pump and a central ventilation system are supposed to be installed there?

Yes, it is technically feasible—and an interesting way to make practical use of what might be the least naturally lit area in a house.