Beautiful plot of land in the village with more than one corner

thank you for your opinion. To be honest, we do need a bit of harmony. That is indeed a problem here. However, we think or hope that the neighbors, once they have understood, will no longer be such a big problem. Our problem is that we definitely want to stay in the village and have been searching for more than 5 years. Another great opportunity is on the horizon. But what happens if that doesn’t work out and we have prematurely written it off?

No idea. What would be the consequence or what would that mean?

If the lines are not officially recorded anywhere as a building encumbrance, they lie as foreign lines on your future property. Then you can discuss directly with the line owner how to deal with them if they are "in the way."

Also, a registered building encumbrance may possibly result in a reduction of the property value.

Especially if no one really knows where lines are still located on the property, it should first be clarified who is responsible for them. Because it would be bad if the excavator only shows where construction can actually take place.

Also, one should talk to the farmhouse about the (future) maintenance of the lines, because if harmony is desired, that would be an important point.

thanks for your opinion.
To be honest, we are somewhat in need of harmony. This is definitely a problem here. However, we think or rather hope that the neighbors, once they have understood the situation, will no longer be a big problem.
Our problem is that we absolutely want to stay in the village and have been searching for more than 5 years. Another great opportunity is on the horizon. But what happens if that doesn’t work out and we have prematurely written it off?

If you want harmony, you must not build after such a statement.

Either you have the guts and the money to see it through. Otherwise, don’t do it.

Every potential construction delay costs money and nerves

Once again for clarity: Those with the leadership are the old stock, who are selling or have sold, the new one doesn't want you?

Ask the municipality or water association who owns the pipes or who is responsible for their maintenance – the municipality or the farm. Also check the register of construction obligations; the building authority is your contact.

If they belong to the municipality, you will certainly be able to relocate them for construction purposes (who pays for this is another matter). If they belong to the farm, then the farm needs an easement. Whether this is the case should be shown to you by the seller with a current land register excerpt (the second part of it is your friend). If this is not available, then they are out of luck; you can cut the pipes after giving notice and waiting. There is something like an emergency pipe right, but this requires choosing the least possible burden on the party obliged to tolerate it, meaning: at the farm’s expense, you can lay the pipe in such a way that it no longer interferes with the construction project.

If there is an easement in the land register, then it is legal. In that case, you must come to an agreement with the farm; or I would consider the property value to be significantly reduced.

This is definitely a problem here. However, we think or hope that once the neighbors have realized it, they will no longer be such a big problem.

Do people know each other in the village?

Once again for clarity: Those with the connection are the old stock, the ones who sold or have sold, the new one doesn’t want you?

Again: those who have issues with neighbors, are they newcomers? So, I find it difficult: fundamentally wanting to stay only in the village obviously restricts you locally - but do you have to pay for that with your peace of mind? You have to weigh that up. I can’t imagine that grumblers admit their mistake, stance, or antisocial attitude – rather, something like that hardens. But I assume that the location has already shaped your search too much for you to give up on the property. I hope I am wrong regarding the “realization.”