Floor plan: 150 sqm single-family house + granny flat - carport / garage + shed / workshop

We also don't know what is possible, what consequences what has how

Then look around more. Unfortunately, many newbies here do not look beyond their fence into the other threads. My email address is not only posted in several places in the forum but also, in many more places, what (and with what consequences) others have done to get their first attempts on track towards the goal.

I don't like it at all either. The program and the design look better than the draft.

My "problem" is somehow the shape and orientation of the plot.

Why? It's quite nice! You can create something beautiful on any plot.

Our little problem right now is that we don't exactly know how to best start the plan. The plot is just a bit - strange.

Well, I once pinned a guide here. Unfortunately, the pin was removed over the years by the administration, so you can't find it anymore.

Where to start: 1. Without a computer! 2. Hand drawing 1:100 or for plots 1:200. 3. Mark orientation N, E, S, and W.
4. First, draw a rectangle or square for the building, divided into 3, 6, or 9 segments. 5. In this division, enter the rooms according to the desired orientation. 6. Then roughly move the building mass into the best position on the plot.
From there, designing begins.
This is what it could look like before designing:

First of all, read and understand the development plan. Then upload the plan excerpt with the texts here. If there is none, a plan of the surrounding area must be provided here.

I am certainly not an expert in plots and floor plans, but I would also get inspiration from floor plans for 2 people. Spontaneously, the house from Climbee comes to mind.

I am certainly no expert in properties or floor plans, but I would also get inspiration from floor plans for 2 people. The house from Climbee comes to mind spontaneously.

Just found the thread - great tip!

I am certainly no expert in plots and floor plans, but I would also get inspiration from floor plans for 2 people. The house from Climbee comes to mind spontaneously.

Not me. There are several 2-person houses here. But a design always depends primarily on the plot and personal preferences and needs.