300k budget for a 130 sqm single-family house?

  • Erstellt am 2016-07-16 10:54:00

tabtab

2016-07-16 17:56:58
  • #1
I would rather take the smaller plot and invest the money in extras. Whether it's 650 or 800m² doesn't make a big difference. With both plots, you will have a spacious garden. And also keep in mind: you are not getting younger. Even if you enjoy being in the garden and taking care of it today, it will become increasingly difficult as you age. And I would prefer to spend the money on more extras than on more "lawn." You get more out of that every day. Ultimately, however, I would base the decision about the plot more on the location than just on the pure square meter number.

With 300k for a house, you can make it depending on your wishes. A colleague of mine built with Schwabenhaus in the Munich area for this amount and is satisfied with Schwabenhaus. In the end, of course, it always depends on the architecture and your own wishes. Keep in mind: the fewer corners and edges a house has, the cheaper the construction. And whether it's a flat roof or a pitched roof also makes quite a difference.
 

MarcWen

2016-07-16 18:09:36
  • #2


You can't say that so generally. Depending on how they are shaped, that could be the deciding meter of street frontage.

We had searched for at least 750 sqm back then. Below that, it could not be realized with the planning at the time.
 

tabtab

2016-07-16 18:20:10
  • #3
And we had actually been looking from 500 upwards and ended up slightly below that. I could never have imagined that before, but now I have to say, it is completely sufficient. The location here was simply so outstanding that we accepted it and now ask ourselves why we ever wanted something bigger. Therefore: it depends :)
 

Curly

2016-07-16 20:19:09
  • #4
We had the prices from a few general contractors from the Rhein-Main area. However, the construction service descriptions are always completely different. You really have to compare exactly what you get for your money; that varies a lot.

Best regards
Sabine
 

Payday

2016-07-18 08:15:15
  • #5
125 sqm city villa with a rather expensive construction company 200,000€ house price + 80,000 extras and additional costs. 20,000 remain for the outdoor area. (grundstück wie du ja sagtest extra)

with 2000€/sqm you are already quite well equipped and a few extra features are easily included. (wir haben kamin, elektrische rollladen, fußbodenheizung, Lüftungsanlage usw...)

planning and building yourself only pays off if you really have good contacts to expensive tradespeople and they make the work significantly!!! cheaper (for whatever reason they should). depending on the trade, you could also remove that from a construction company and do it yourself. in your trades, this is the complete shell construction. only then does a construction company not pay off. you have to decide if you possibly want to ruin friendships? if something doesn’t work out.
 

Peanuts74

2016-07-18 12:39:38
  • #6


I see the problem that your wishes cannot be realized on about 130 sqm.
On the ground floor you write spacious living area, closed kitchen, utility room, guest WC, office and/or guest room...???
Upstairs you want 3 bedrooms, possibly plus walk-in closet plus bathroom.

In my opinion, on 130 sqm those will be very small rooms or anything but spacious, or else fewer rooms.

For comparison, we also have about 135 sqm, small corridors and to save space a double-turned staircase.
On the ground floor there is only the living-dining room with open kitchen (approx. 57 sqm, which I would consider the minimum if I speak of spacious), a guest bathroom (approx. 6 sqm) and the hallway.
Upstairs we have 2 bedrooms (each approx. 17 sqm, so also not huge), a walk-in closet of about 13 sqm to the master bedroom, which could be separated "in an emergency" as a children's room and converted as such, as well as the bathroom (approx. 15 sqm).
Utility room is in the basement, as well as a guest room/office (not included in the 135 sqm).

If you want to fit all the rooms you listed on 130 sqm, as I said in my opinion it will be too tight...
 

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