Floor plan tube house L-shape triangular plot including oak tree

Ok, you can possibly google that on Maps, but what strikes me now is the approximate centrality of the oak tree. If that is the case, 6 meters remain for the house if you use the entire possible length. That means a built-up area of 96 sqm, leaving about 160 sqm of living space in two stories. I don’t see any possibility for a garage basement where you could create windows or any living space in its driveway. Did you buy the land from the municipality? Then I would withdraw from the purchase contract if you can’t come to terms with the 6 meter width or are financially dependent on a granny flat. Two-thirds of the property is undevelopable..... there is a duty to inform on the part of the municipality, in my opinion

Above all, the wishes and the possibilities are worlds apart. But one really wonders why someone buys something like that before everything is clarified. Was it probably on special offer?

A great tree... the city should have kept the property itself, a sandbox on the site, benches under the tree and you already have a great place to relax... but then to put a house on it.... silly. Even with a basement – then you might as well cut down the tree – everything is rooted underneath...

Bought from a private person. Of course, no withdrawal possible. We are going through with it now

Will post pictures when the house is up.

But even in these times, when every beer coaster is in demand as a "property," such a tree is not exactly a "hidden defect" that you wouldn't see with rose-colored glasses

Well, but more than 200m² with underground parking and a granny flat is definitely allowed.