Hanging plot, creative ideas wanted

We have an aerial photo that shows the plateau.

Thanks to the useless crop, I can hardly see more than broccoli :-(

Thanks to the useless crop, I can hardly see more than broccoli :-(

I'm sorry, we don't have more. We do not want to publish the address. However, you can see the plateaus marked off. Unfortunately, we are not allowed to remove the broccoli yet because of the animals nesting in it. I also find it extremely unsatisfactory that we can't even have it surveyed like this.

I'm sorry, we don't have more. We do not want to publish the address.

"Wash me, but don't make me wet" only "works" with such miserable results that my time is too valuable for it. If no more precise answer than "42" is possible, I'd rather watch Betty Diagnosis :)

However, you can clearly see the plateaus demarcated.

You "see" what you know it represents.

I'm just wondering about that. I can hardly imagine what is feasible. Whether to extend the plateau or leave it as is and just have a terrace and a second plateau with a garden.

There are very beautiful garden books. A terrace directly at the house is certainly more convenient, but I would work with the existing terrain instead of expensively against it.

There are very beautiful gardening books. A terrace directly at the house is certainly more convenient, but I would work with the existing terrain rather than spend a lot against it.

Thanks for the tip. Can you recommend one? Do you think that two levels would make more sense?

I quite liked "Der neue große Gartenplaner" by Peter Wirth. He also has a chapter on the topic of terrain modeling and how to place your terrace well. What would make the most sense cannot be determined without a site plan with a proper elevation profile. A sketch and the satellite photo simply do not provide any impression of this. And the question also depends on how you build your house.