Floor plan design of a brick house with approximately 145 sqm

And everyone else should then also just buy one, starting at around 40,000 and up (for a small car) if they want/have to go to the city because there is no alternative or what? But we are going off-topic...

Sorry, I would like to end this insignificant side discussion that is not related to the topic. I'm no prophet, and I don't think the OP cares about it now either.

I am also in favor – by the way, you were the one who started the jab in the form of your own post (not: a subordinate clause) in #147.

I agree as well - by the way, you started the teasing in the form of your own post (not a subordinate clause) in #147.

You don't have to jump on every bandwagon - this was about the car, nothing more or less. Even if 2 parking spaces have to be reserved, it would be good if only one needs to be used. And the future will do something regarding this issue, no question. And that can be mentioned without judgment!

There appears to be a farm track between the properties at the back. A gate could be installed there.

Between the properties above, there is a service road from which everyone can access their garden.

Both of your reactions are absolutely unnecessary and childish

The ladies are absolutely right and just got ahead of me.

But as soon as electric cars are finally affordable, I'll buy one next.

Well, hopefully they won't become that. Otto Pohl / feels comfortable / at the North Pole / without nuclear power.

Well, in 10 years you’ll have to apply for a permit for a second car anyway

Or vice versa, like in Japan: exemption from the parking space requirement for Smart, Aygo and other short cars.

Well, hopefully they won’t. Otto Pohl / feels comfortable / at the North Pole / without nuclear power.

Why nuclear power? The plan is wind and solar – especially solar, isn’t it?