Floor plan of a single-family house with approximately 150 sqm on a rear lot

Just a thought: if the neighbor constantly uses your driveway, does he also help repair it when it gets damaged?

We haven't considered that yet. One would expect a paved surface to have a certain durability, even if the cars apparently now weigh 2 tons or more.

Do you already have a company you want to build with, or are you planning to just start to get a feel for the property?

We have already contacted several prefab house providers and have received a design, which, however, looks different from ours. We still want to inquire with solid house builders for comparison.

Can you give the dimensions of the property (the overall rectangle is enough, without the driveway)?

North, East, South, West: approx. 20x21x19x22 (in meters).

Hmm, and he actually has the garage doors on the west side of his garage?

Hmm, and he actually has the garage doors on the west side of his garage?

That's how it's planned. According to Geoatlas, it's 10.x meters between the house and the property boundary.

Thank you for the aerial photo.
I measured it in the Bayernatlas. In my opinion, the boundary should run 11 m from the neighboring house. Nevertheless, the driveway from the west is only 5 m.





Here is the property redrawn.

North, East, South, West: approx. 20x21x19x22 (in meters).

I measured the following in the Bayernatlas. North: 20.00m East: 21.65m South: 19.00m West: 22.25m

It does not seem so easy to find architects who want to deal with the planning of a single-family house. I have received many rejections in the Nuremberg-Erlangen-Fürth region. Our current idea is to work with the planner of a general contractor to realize the house construction.

I am happy to help with finding architects and construction companies. Not everyone appeals to me either, but after analyzing your rejections, there may also be starting points for more skillful inquiries. My approach would be reversed but similar here, and would initially include an architect for "Module A" (a house construction roadmap, also for you: the HOAI phase model!). If you have googled the post (with the quotation marks), you also know the way to me.

The elevation of the plot is unspectacular, almost flat area. [...] We can imagine setting up three or four rooms here. One of the rooms will be used for technology.

If the plot does not preclude a slab-on-grade house, a basement (esp. for a required and three or four still meaningful rooms) is a luxury. You can do it, but in this case, I’d rather buy a big ice cream with cream and enjoy the generous change.