Hello,
It would be really great if everyone here could just post one or a few pictures showing the current state of their house.
I'll start right away.
For renovations, it’s best to provide a comparison of before and after the remodeling.
Before March 2014:
After May 2015:
It would be really great if everyone here could just post one or a few pictures showing the current state of their house.
I'll start right away.
For renovations, it’s best to provide a comparison of before and after the remodeling.
Before March 2014:
After May 2015:
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hampshire27 Mar 2019 23:42After the third day of carpenters on site, the house already looks like you can really imagine the whole thing. We are "over the moon." I'm happy to share the pictures with you.
West and south side – looks bigger here than it is, as the footprint equals the living area:
East and north side, our sleeping area still has a convertible feel, the opening for the round window is still closed.
East and south side, the boys’ apartments in the foreground, you can already see the sleeping loft.
West and south side – looks bigger here than it is, as the footprint equals the living area:
East and north side, our sleeping area still has a convertible feel, the opening for the round window is still closed.
East and south side, the boys’ apartments in the foreground, you can already see the sleeping loft.
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Mottenhausen28 Mar 2019 08:52The location and size of the property are truly enviable! You really have a great piece of land and an excellent house built on it. I originally wanted to post a picture of our construction start and the initial progress, but after seeing pictures like hampshire’s, you can only smile wryly at our little witch's cottage.
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hampshire28 Mar 2019 09:37Mottenhausen schrieb:
The location and size of the property are truly enviable! Thank you. The location is really stunning. The size is comparable to the other houses around here. For my wife and me, there is about 115 square meters (1,237 square feet), and each of the boys has roughly 30 square meters (323 square feet). The house feels quite large since, due to the hillside setting, the living area equals the footprint—basically a hillside bungalow with a pitched roof. What stands out a bit is the price per square meter (square foot).
I’m looking forward to seeing your pictures. We are all making a dream come true here and sharing that experience.
@Mottenhausen
This forum thrives on a variety of different homes.
You are welcome and encouraged to share your pictures. You are realizing your dream with the resources available to you.
The conditions are often different. Our outdoor area is not finished yet; despite doing much of the work ourselves, we will probably spend another 30,000 to 50,000 in the next 2 to 3 years on it. Still, looking at our budget, if I were to build in the area where my brother-in-law is searching, yes, a Flair 125 or 148 with a carport would fit well in our garden by the terrace.
@hampshire is building something more unconventional. He also has different requirements. Many people build for 2 to 3 children planned over the coming years—that means a baby, toddler, and lost income.
He is planning for older children. His house doesn’t work well for a baby, toddler, and a dog. He tries to keep his children close while giving them the freedom that 20-year-olds naturally need. A house for the family and a house for a couple.
This forum thrives on a variety of different homes.
You are welcome and encouraged to share your pictures. You are realizing your dream with the resources available to you.
The conditions are often different. Our outdoor area is not finished yet; despite doing much of the work ourselves, we will probably spend another 30,000 to 50,000 in the next 2 to 3 years on it. Still, looking at our budget, if I were to build in the area where my brother-in-law is searching, yes, a Flair 125 or 148 with a carport would fit well in our garden by the terrace.
@hampshire is building something more unconventional. He also has different requirements. Many people build for 2 to 3 children planned over the coming years—that means a baby, toddler, and lost income.
He is planning for older children. His house doesn’t work well for a baby, toddler, and a dog. He tries to keep his children close while giving them the freedom that 20-year-olds naturally need. A house for the family and a house for a couple.
Small update
My painter the edge insulation strips
What does "somewhat unusual" mean?
The average price is between 1800 and 2500 euros per sqm (167 and 232 USD per sq ft)
My painter the edge insulation strips
hampshire schrieb:
Thank you. The location is truly amazing. The size is in line with the other houses here. For my wife and me, there is about 115 sqm (1237 sq ft), and for the boys, about 30 sqm (323 sq ft) each. The house feels so large because, due to the sloped site, the living area equals the footprint, essentially a hillside bungalow with a pitched roof. What is somewhat unusual is the price per square meter.
I’m looking forward to your pictures. We are all making a dream come true here and sharing it.
What does "somewhat unusual" mean?
The average price is between 1800 and 2500 euros per sqm (167 and 232 USD per sq ft)
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