Build a terraced end house with an additional unit (GÜ) on your own

Oh (?), in post #549 it looked more like eggshell to me.

It also looks that way in the picture – but in reality, it is actually white. Quite calmly.

So quite lonely it still shines as if it were neon green

The basic work can certainly be done with technology. But gardening still involves kneeling, bending, and standing.

Selling sounds so easy now and is logically the right decision, nevertheless, the elderly don't do it because they are attached to the house even though it can no longer be managed.

P.S. A cleaning lady is not enough for you

Sorry, but I have never seen anyone die from it...

I exercise every other day, one day I won't be able to anymore, then I'll be glad I can still do the gardening, humans are naturally designed for it.

I see it with my father too, he loved taking care of his garden, he sold his house, now lives with my brother and is super happy to be able to pursue his hobby.

But not everyone can afford the luxury of a large property, I was lucky that my plot is over 1000 sqm, downtown, corner lot, and dead-end street, couldn't be better for me, it was pure coincidence.

I keep my fingers crossed for you @TE.

After the basement of the Viebrockhaus is built and the construction gap for the middle house is now clearly visible, the question arises for me how, technically speaking, they actually want to build the basement then?

When we built the strip foundations and now also the Viebrockhaus, we each excavated parts of the middle house to have working space for the formwork. That is now not possible for the middle house.

Does anyone know more?

That was the question I asked myself right at the beginning. You with the [Außenhäuser] should definitely keep your eyes open and check with your entrepreneurs whether the measures of the [Mittelgebäudes] negatively affect your house.

There is simply practically no space available for the [Mittelhaus].

Sorry, but I have never experienced anyone dying from it ...

I exercise every other day, one day I won't be able to anymore, then I'll be glad that I can do the gardening, humans are naturally designed for that.

I see it with my father too, he loved tending his garden, he sold his house, now lives with my brother and is super happy to be able to pursue his hobby.

But not everyone can afford the luxury of a large property, I was lucky that my plot is over 1000 sqm, downtown, corner plot, dead-end street, could not be better for me, it was pure coincidence.

Still keeping my fingers crossed for you @TE.

It's not about whether gardening is hard or not.

There are also people who want their own house but don't want to waste time in the garden or want to do as little as possible!

If I only wanted to do gardening, I would have gotten a allotment garden or become a landscape gardener!