Assessment of slope and basics related to the floor plan

Did you even read the thread completely? The OP doesn't want to spend more than €340k all-in including ancillary construction costs. So don't write such nonsense.

The OP originally wanted an assessment of the hillside location. It is true that this then developed in another direction. However, it was also clear that this is not the final draft ready for construction...

The OP actually wanted an assessment of the slope. It’s true that it then developed in a different direction. But it was also clear that this is not the finished draft ready for construction...

Do you have a reservation confirmation for the plot or why are you sticking to this plot despite the budget? I just want to understand. I also don’t understand how you want to go from 260 sqm to 140 sqm? Because with the same budget, it won’t be much more.

So don't write such nonsense.

Moderate yourself! The OP has already understood that it will be more expensive than expected. However, if the location is the priority, the willingness to compromise will certainly grow. Recently, there was an urgent recommendation against buying the plot due to the topography, which is clearly exaggerated in view of the facts.

Moderate yourself!

You can gladly say that to your children! Then please enlighten me about which compromises the OP should make to avoid increasing the budget, because the OP hasn’t mentioned a word about that yet. Please enlighten me? My topography is identical and I know my costs. Therefore, I am curious.

Please enlighten me?

You can gladly say something like that to your parents.

My topography is identical

I don’t know your topography. So what exactly in my post do you consider ridiculous?

Did you even read the thread completely? [...] So don’t write such nonsense.

Truly, one might think someone received the amusement tax assessment for their L-stones last week. Chill out.