Floor plan of a two-story house with a slight slope

In combination with a double garage, there would have to be a semi-detached house facing south and one facing north, or how do you mean that?

I’m not meaning anything there at all, I just don’t even understand it yet. But if I were to mean something, garages wouldn’t matter to me at all, "who cares about architecture anyway," to quote the monotones. Development plans require parking spaces, and cars are naked sleepers.

But a semi-detached house doesn’t have everything on one level, at least the semi-detached houses I know are two single-family houses joined together, this option to have everything on one level is a "must have" otherwise I can’t consider it for old age.

Semi-detached houses would have been easier to market than apartments in a two-family house. You’ve already been "asked" to make a decision, because simultaneous rental now and owner occupation later doesn’t work. If suitability for the latter is a must-have, then you should specifically plan the ground floor for yourself, and I would brutally clone the other floor in this case, unless the first occupant brings other wishes.

I could imagine such a real division.



Parking space on the street, which may also be a carport or garage if allowed by the development plan. The western house preferably a bit lower (slope).

To accommodate a bedroom on the ground floor, the western house will be slightly larger.

Then you can divide the property and only build the western house. Build the other one later when it is needed or sell the property.

I could imagine such a real division.

I can’t imagine any real division at all!

Size of the property: 814m²

in a village with 1500 inhabitants.

I can't imagine any real division at all!

You don't need to. That's what the development plan says. Unfortunately, I don't know it.

Usually, he does not exclude such a thing, as the trend towards the voluntary 3m garden is quite new

Mostly it does not exclude that, as the trend towards voluntary 3m gardens is quite new

It can be difficult in the village. Although the floor area ratio of 0.4 is already exceptionally high for a village, minimum sizes usually apply for plots in older residential areas.