looks a bit like a mushroom from the side.
Yes, you have to like that But you could harmonize it with some color or a wall on the ground floor that connects the upper floor.
And if 2 parking spaces are needed, then space must be left for them without blocking the front door or scraping the car against the house wall.
I am always a clear advocate here for a bit more space for the forecourt or front garden so that it is useful as a courtyard. In the back it usually doesn’t matter if one or two meters are missing. Especially for parking on your own property, this space is necessary to feel comfortable at home on your own property.
Example parking garage: everyone tries to avoid a parking garage they are familiar with if it is too tight everywhere. You sweat twice a year at the thought of having to use it. And then you sweat while using it. And you want/have to subject yourself to this situation at home?! Better one meter more to arrive home relaxed...
At 210 sqm, there simply is no space planned for an orchard or a football field. There is a terrace and maybe a rose bush - end of story.
... make a virtue out of necessity and create a courtyard garden. There is a book, a great book, which I once borrowed from the library, about small gardens, especially roof terraces and small backyards. You can design those wonderfully.
In this case you will get a great sightline on the diagonal, making the garden look bigger and allowing your gaze to wander into the "distance."
don’t you somehow have the option to build with a basement after all? I think that would significantly ease the situation.
Thanks. I clearly see the basement in the attic. Basically a good alternative.