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I understand the desire for something of one's own

Yes, I can also understand that well. In many ways, it is simply no longer up to date when looking at the resource side. Sharing is one solution, renting when needed is another. For example, I love classic cars and am happy that there are people who take the burden off me of having to own one myself. I could rent one occasionally – but then apparently it is not that important after all, because in the end, I don't do it. When we moved into the new house, we gave away, gifted, and disposed of significantly more things than we took with us. A great feeling.

We will be moving into the new home soon. This year there probably won't be much gardening, but I'm already thinking about it. We have 1400 sqm. Is a robo mower sufficient for that?

Why only grass on the area?

There is also a lot of other area. We bought an existing property, so it is already quite overgrown. There is a pond with generously sized steps around it, many trees (fruit and others), and on one side of the property, a lot is overgrown with ivy, plus a large driveway, etc., but there is still quite a bit left to mow, which will certainly be work. I'm just wondering if a robot would be practical.

1400 sqm weekly at least 1 mowing. Really speaks for a robo How large is your property

The 1400 is already the complete plot, so actually about 1430 or so. I don’t know offhand what else would need to be deducted for the house, etc., to get the pure garden area. Who can recommend a robot?