ᐅ Semi-detached house 7x12 m with additional rooms on the ground floor
Created on: 4 Sep 2018 10:00
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Hello everyone,
we have been offered a plot of land measuring 10x60m (33x197 ft) for a semi-detached house. The other half will be built by friends of ours who have similar requirements.
Now we are considering how this could fit our needs.
We are now looking for a floor plan that includes space for a bedroom on the ground floor—12sqm (130 sq ft) should be sufficient. If possible, I would then place the utility room under the roof. The rest of the attic space would be used for storage.
So far, I haven’t been able to find any floor plans online that include an additional room on the ground floor.
Do you have any pictures or links for me?
At some point, the children will likely move out, and we will need less space. It would be nice if it were possible to separate a self-contained apartment. This should probably be considered now so that the later effort is not too great...
I look forward to many ideas and pictures.
Best regards,
Simon
we have been offered a plot of land measuring 10x60m (33x197 ft) for a semi-detached house. The other half will be built by friends of ours who have similar requirements.
Now we are considering how this could fit our needs.
- The house dimensions are specified as 7x12m (23x39 ft) or 6x10m (20x33 ft), with two full stories and a gable roof. The plot is flat, and the terrace faces south-southeast.
- There are five of us, and we need three children’s bedrooms, one master bedroom, an open plan kitchen-living area (preferably with a kitchenette tucked into a niche), a bathroom, a separate toilet with a shower, a utility room (with solar storage and heating system), and a cloakroom.
- The three children’s rooms and the bathroom should be located on the upper floor.
We are now looking for a floor plan that includes space for a bedroom on the ground floor—12sqm (130 sq ft) should be sufficient. If possible, I would then place the utility room under the roof. The rest of the attic space would be used for storage.
So far, I haven’t been able to find any floor plans online that include an additional room on the ground floor.
Do you have any pictures or links for me?
At some point, the children will likely move out, and we will need less space. It would be nice if it were possible to separate a self-contained apartment. This should probably be considered now so that the later effort is not too great...
I look forward to many ideas and pictures.
Best regards,
Simon
MadameP schrieb:
10x60 divided by 2 equals 10x30... it doesn’t really get any wider I was talking about the entire plot, including the other 10x60m (10x197 feet) half owned by friends. Instead of dividing it lengthwise, you divide it crosswise, and then houses of more comfortable width will fit. Or are the friends happy with the idea of living on such a cramped width?
kaho674 schrieb:
but semi-detached houses are really a crutch, It’s not the semi-detached design itself, but only the “towel” or even “bowling alley” lot shape. The idea of pushing two houses together so that each can double their setback on the free side with the same house width can, in some cases, be convincingly and charmingly appealing.
The main difference is whether you—like in “peace time”—have a whole plot per semi-detached unit, or whether—currently a strong “trend”—plots of only minimally generous width are divided into half-plots destroyed.
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11ant schrieb:
The idea of combining two houses and thereby doubling the setback on the free side while keeping the same overall building width can be convincingly charming in certain cases. This brings us to the second dilemma involved: lots that are 14 meters (46 feet) wide (or about 20 meters (66 feet) for a semi-detached house) or similar odd layouts. I often wonder what future generations will think when they see all these cramped little homes. It reminds me of that thread about the absurd zoning plans—what was it called again?
kaho674 schrieb:
Reminds me of the thread about the absurd development plans – what was it called again? I can’t quite remember which one you mean (?)
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kaho674 schrieb:
The one with aerial shots of neighborhoods featuring very small plots and houses built close together. Oh, by the way: https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/aktuelle-baukultur-und-die-Energieeinsparverordnung-konformen-Neubaugebiete.27173/
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