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

Hello? We can't help that you got taken for a ride. You won’t build a house on this land as long as the tree is there. I’d bet my house on that. And removing the tree, aside from the fact that you’re not allowed to, you wouldn’t be able to live there because the neighbors would stone you.

Actually, this cheeky comment doesn’t deserve a response. But alright...

Do you even know the purchase price we paid?

Bet accepted.

I always have to play around with such dimensions ... and once built the "underground parking", along with the entrance to the granny flat, and then simply a house with somewhat slanted walls to show what maximum space on the plot with the given data is possible in my opinion.

I don’t see a granny flat as sensible there ... there is just room for 1 window.

The driveway will be steep and actually the straight section in front of the garage should be more than the approximately 2 m I have drawn now.

Without interior walls, about 48 sqm area per floor. That is, ground floor, first floor, and attic with knee wall currently 160 cm and 22° roof pitch drawn.

It is not yet taken into account that with such a driveway the neighbor’s land must be retained, which also costs space.

Thank you very much for your work!

We are imagining a mirrored L shape. That would work, right?

Is it actually a problem that the land is designated as garden land/agricultural land in the cadastral map and not as residential building land? Has that been changed or is there a positive decision on a building inquiry? This keeps getting better.

There is a positive preliminary building permit.

The drawing!
Yes, and clearly two dimensions are missing: the position of the trunk, and then what remains to the right/east.

7 meter radius and 17 meters measured from the east to the trunk....uhm....to the trunks

The floor plan of Kbt wasn't that narrow after all. I had imagined it to be worse. Many live on 3 levels. I don't find that bad.

From all the rooms, a view of the tree. Below is the terrace with natural sun protection and a nice climate thanks to the tree

I would like to have a coffee with you on the terrace. Invitation to follow

I have quietly followed all the drama here so far and am glad that at least Escoda didn’t make a fuss right away. In my opinion, the plot, especially if it was cheap, is not so impossible and even quite appealing with a full-grown oak at the edge. L or T shapes fit. Ask yourselves, what is really a must, what is nice to have! Without this underground garage, which I find completely stupid, it floods during heavy rain, expensive, takes up space, the car can also stand outside, it’s a car, not made of sugar, that thing, so without it it might be easier. Possibly you also have to give up some square meters, I think a professional has to help you here anyway. But never give up. Besides, you will soon also own a house somewhere near Leipzig, because you will win the bet. Although not without compromises. But, there is no free lunch, says the Brit, and life is no pony farm, says the North German. Good luck. Karsten