Floor plan 175 sqm gable roof without basement

Can't you add dimensions to this picture


The plot is very long.

And, if you make the house narrower, say between 8 and 9 m, then you can definitely fit something about 12 to 13 m in length. ... by the way, the house is very nice.
I would also prefer a front entrance. And, could you perhaps answer the already frequently asked question about a sidewalk in front of the property, because I can't really tell from the Google photo. Maybe also give the approximate width of the sidewalk?

I would 1000% file an application and wait rather than live with this "directly-on-the-street" situation. Everything really speaks against it. And you still have plenty of garden space at the back. I would much more miss a little front garden.. We also fought for every meter away from the street back then.. and it was worth it :) The actual line of the neighboring houses is at the height of the garage doors. By the way, our plot is also 17 meters wide..

You really have a beautiful house!!
We have thought a lot about it. And we are aware that the plot is not perfect with the current development plan. But we don't need a front garden. We prefer to have more space in the garden at the back.
Therefore, it remains that the house borders the street.
Even if we managed to get the house a bit further back, we would still put the living and dining area on the garden side and the rest on the other side. The utility room really doesn't matter to me whether it has a window or not. The guest bathroom won't have a big window either, no matter what.

Can't you add dimensions to this picture


The plot is very long.

And, if the house is made narrower, say between 8 and 9 m, then you could probably fit something suitable with a length of 12 to 13 m. ... by the way, the house is very nice.
Personally, I would also prefer a front entrance. And, could you possibly answer the question that has already been asked several times about a sidewalk in front of the property, because I can't really make it out from the Google photo. Maybe also indicate the approximate width of the sidewalk?

I can check the dimensions tonight. But back then the architect said we didn't have much room to maneuver. We then maybe had a bit more space on the side...
Yes, the house is on a sidewalk. But I don't know the dimensions of the sidewalk.

But the architect said back then that we don't have much room for maneuver there.

The dimensions in the floor plan look like a "prefabricated" house - do you really have an architect there or is it more likely someone who is supposed to handle the entry in the building application on behalf of the house provider?

But I don't know the dimensions of the sidewalk

You can also measure those from the Geoportal.

The dimensions in the floor plan look like a prefab house – do you really have an architect, or is it more someone who is handling the drawing submissions for the building application on behalf of the house provider? You can also measure those from the geoportal.

Yes, it is a prefab house. But we really planned the floor plan with an architect. We are currently on the 6th draft and, except for the change of the pantry, it is also final now. We really were not completely satisfied with the architect, which is why I wanted to share the floor plan here again. As I said, the plot is certainly not optimal, but unfortunately, we cannot change that or the development plan. Therefore, the question would be whether we have overlooked anything in the floor plan or if something can be optimized? But yes, the house will be built on the street side. Silly question, but what impact would the width of the sidewalk have on the house?

I would 1000% file an application and wait rather than live with this "directly-on-the-street" situation. Everything really speaks against it. And you still have plenty of garden space at the back. I would miss a small front garden much more... Back then, we also fought for every meter away from the street... and it was worth it :) The actual line of the neighboring houses is at the height of the garage doors. By the way, our plot is also 17 meters wide..

To be honest, I had to think a lot about this post today.
..."rather than live with this situation"
..."everything really speaks against it"

Sorry, not everyone has the opportunity to get a plot at all. Let alone a plot that you can build on however you want. If I could have chosen, I would have liked a large open plot without boundaries and not on the street.
I couldn’t choose, the reasons for that don’t matter here.
I have also written here several times that we have no other option.
And such a front garden is a waste of space for me, I don’t need it.
Your bungalow is beautiful, really.
But the statements are not acceptable. What is the hope behind them? That I sell the plot now? The contract for the house too?
Constructive criticism is welcome here and also the reason why I posted the floor plan here. But these statements are really not okay.