Yes, I am interested in that. Not so much in a small note you receive, but I admit, when I had application folders in front of me that were full of spelling mistakes, they were immediately put aside. Sorry, in the age of autocorrect, even dyslexics can write decent cover letters. If one doesn’t make the effort, in my opinion, it’s a lack of respect towards the recipient. I’m really old-fashioned about that. I expect that effort to be made for me. I do the same; even when I write here and a word is underlined in red, I take a second look to see why, and if I notice a mistake later and I'm still within the 10-minute correction window, I correct myself (I'm not error-free, after all).
But back to the project (which I really respect, even though I would have chosen different tiles for the bathroom ):
Did I understand that correctly? There was already a basement with a floor slab and you built on it? And the floor slab was repaired or what was done there?
And what kind of old building is next door? It looks huge.
My parents-in-law had a dacha by the lake in Storkow. Unfortunately on a west-facing plot and therefore lost after the reunification. But it’s a nice area – I would have liked a holiday home there too.