Floor plan: Advantages and disadvantages based on a gable roof of 229m²

Saddle roof E+D and E+1.
South and west sides will not be built on and remain fields.

From this, I read single-story.

How do you find the floor plan?

That looks like a two-story building.

Are there disadvantages one would have to accept with a corner window?

Increased structural effort, but no immense additional costs.

I could be wrong about everything.

Unfortunately, I haven't built a house yet.

It seems to me rather that you haven't planned one either, and would be better off calling yourself a "planning beginner" here; "part-time planner" sounds misleading, as if you were at least involved in planning on the side - but apparently not with residential homes. For a beginner, however, you are taking on quite a challenging source of inspiration. It would be best if you named the development plan (without a link!!!, in the format "Posemuckel No. 258 Am Stoppelacker"), as well as the "donor design" of your tuning attempts. You have a plot of land for which many prospective builders "would kill" just because of its size - that alone should make the smart investment in a professional planner worthwhile for you. Even if the hillside location is really weak (and should remain so) - which, however, would be a strong "rather luxury" vote in the basement question - I see major landmines here for an amateur. I would not waste money on omitting an architect, even as a "millionaire" myself (I don't know how galactically your reserves perform).

It rather seems to me that you haven’t planned any yet,

Yes, I have planned several, I started with a doodle on a DIN A4 sheet using a ballpoint pen. Built none yet ;).

and here I would rather call you a "planning beginner"; "part-time planner" sounds misleading, as if you dealt at least part-time – but apparently not with residential homes – with planning.

And if that were the case? :p

For a beginner, you’re tackling quite a demanding source of inspiration.

What am I supposed to read between the lines?

You’d best name the development plan (without a link !!!, in the format "Posemuckel Nr. 258 Am Stoppelacker"), and also the "donor design" of your tuning attempts.

"Donor design" = gable roof house 229m² from the house blogger.

You have a plot for which many prospective builders would "kill" just because of its size

We are aware, what caliber can you recommend :).

- that should really make a smart investment in a professional planner worthwhile for you. Even if the hillside location is really mild (and should remain so) – which would then be a strong "rather luxury" vote in the basement question – I see large-caliber landmines lying here for a layman. Even as a "millionaire" (I don’t know how galactically your reserves perform) I wouldn’t waste money on omitting an architect.

Thanks for the question, of course we will involve an architect, either from a general contractor or a freelance architect. As already said, we are just at the beginning and we like a gable roof. Prepared for further talks with an architect / construction company, we are grateful for input on the floor plan. And in the first step, we would leave the architect free rein with our wishes.

From that I read single-story.

You would build a bungalow on that?

Would you build a bungalow on it?

How do you always come up with bungalow? There is no such thing as a bungalow in building regulations.
E + D or 1 + D means one plus attic.
Before you deal with your property, you should familiarize yourself with the terms in a development plan or your state building code so that you at least know what a full floor means. This determines from the property side what may be built on it.

And no, I wouldn’t build a bungalow with children.
And once again, just to point out :D
28 x 28 is not 850 sqm.... So you should correct something there.

We will calculate the budget next week :).

Next week is over now. So what are the results of the calculation and from whom?

How do you always come up with bungalow? There is no bungalow according to building regulations.
E + D or 1 + D means one plus attic floor.
Before you deal with your property, you should familiarize yourself with the terminology in a development plan or your state building code, so that you at least know what a full floor means. This determines from the property side what may be built on it.

I am aware of what E + D or E + 1 means, I just do not understand what you mean by "from that I read single-story." :)

28 x 28 is not 850sqm… so you should correct something there.

That is correct, the 850sqm is our indication to the municipality / architects about how large the property should approximately be.
For a schematic layout, I inserted a square of 28x28m in AutoCAD to roughly imagine the size of the house on the property.
The width (in relation to the house width) will probably remain at 28m; only the depth may still be adjusted.

Next week is now over. What comes out of the calculation from whom now?

With an interest rate of 3.5%, we can manage the monthly burden on a loan of €700,000.
Interest fixed for 10 years.
The land and some equity are available.