Are the two apartments designated for the son and his brother on the second floor of the father's house considered independent housing, given the wife's refusal to move into them, claiming she stipulated independent housing?

An independent dwelling is a right of the wife, and the minimum for it is a room with its annexes, such as a corridor, a kitchen, and a toilet. If the aforementioned apartment has an independent exit, entrance, and facilities, then it is considered an independent dwelling, and the wife has no right to refuse to live in it.