Floor plan design of a brick house with approximately 145 sqm

Why nuclear power? The plan is wind and solar - especially solar, isn't it?

The schnitzel can only be "organic" if the piglet was already raised purely "organic." But at the latest at the public charging station, I see the city dweller feeding in "nuclear power." In my opinion, all the "new" propulsion technologies are not worth the fuss made about them. Only the hybrid concept (with a main engine for base load, an auxiliary engine for additional load, and regenerative braking energy recovery) deserves the label "intelligent." Simply "electricity instead of fossil energy" is at best "new," but not better.

Today appointment with the GU - the additional bathroom will cost about €7000. However, it has now turned out that the plot is “only” 9.88m wide and therefore the house has to shrink by 16 cm in order to maintain the boundary clearance.

We will now see how high the credit for this will be. The bathroom will probably be removed. The architect has adapted the floor plan quite well, so we would not be dependent on it.

However, it has now turned out that the plot is "only" 9.88m wide and therefore the house has to shrink by 16 cm in order to maintain the boundary distance.

Honestly, 500 euros per square meter and now they are also cheating you. I would be so pissed. I'm sure I would think of all sorts of costs that I have incurred and will still incur just because of this, which of course the seller must reimburse.

Honestly, 500 euros per square meter and now they're cheating you as well. I would be so angry. I'm sure I could think of all sorts of costs that I've incurred and will still incur just because of this, which of course the seller has to reimburse.

They’re not cheating us – the plot is just a bit lower. The 215 sqm doesn’t change. Unfortunately, this only became apparent when the architect prepared the plans for the building application.

Would you like to show the current floor plan from the architect? I would be interested after all!

Best regards

Oh, I see. Yes, did no one measure that before buying? I find that strange - but if it doesn't bother you.