House and garage - How best to place them on the properties?

  • Erstellt am 2018-02-09 09:32:00

kaho674

2018-02-10 18:45:05
  • #1
I would probably plan in this direction, but only on the condition that the main street is really quiet.



The size proportions should roughly fit. Arrow indicates the entrance.
 

kaho674

2018-02-10 18:57:43
  • #2
But when I think about it carefully, no. I would still turn the garden away from the street. After all, there are pedestrians who would constantly be staring at my terrace. I'll stick with the first design.
 

ypg

2018-02-10 21:43:11
  • #3
I actually can't imagine that the footpath only needs to be 1.5 meters wide. Ok, yes, 1.5 meters with a flat extension, but with setback areas that are proportional to the height, I can't imagine this "edge" development with heights over 3 meters. Otherwise, it would be like the atmosphere of a small old town in a city location... So just a note that setback areas depend on the height of the exterior wall.
 

pp1203

2018-02-12 09:44:50
  • #4
I once created a drawing of the new settlement with a description of the streets, as it was not clear from my post that all the streets there are very quiet.

Our plot is number 5 on the plan.

Pöppinghauser Straße is the main street there... although it is not heavily trafficked like a federal highway or anything. If you stand on the empty meadow of the plots now, you only hear a quiet hissing of the cars from the main street.

Emsring is already a side street. Only people who live there or come to visit drive there. You cannot get to other settlements via Emsring. You can drive a big circle there and have to take Pöppinghauser Straße if you want to go somewhere farther away.

Then we come to the new street Eichenforst. That will only be an access road to the new settlement. From Emsring you can no longer get onto Lotsenweg. For the residents there, that was the condition for Eichenforst street to be approved at all; otherwise many people who drive to Schleusenweg (at the very bottom) would take the shortcut over Eichenforst/Lotsenweg to Schleusenweg.

Finally, the red streets and our footpath (drawn thinner). These are only access roads to the individual houses. At the end of the streets it does not continue any further.

The footpath therefore belongs only to us and our neighbor no. 4. We are basically buying the area with our plot.

And if we should decide on the option to widen the footpath by 1 meter from 2 to 3 meters in order to make the access to our house via the path, the only neighbor who could even complain at all would be neighbor no. 4.

We have now decided to contact the neighbor and discuss the planning once. Maybe he also favors the option with the access to his house via the footpath.

Basically, it can be said that no matter how we position our house, absolute peace will prevail in the small new development area. Only cars that want to go to plots 1 - 4 will have to pass our plot no. 5 in the future. Plots 6 - 11 will already reach their access via the first private street or directly via Emsring (houses 9 - 11).
 

kaho674

2018-02-12 10:22:15
  • #5

If the footpath belonged to you, it would be part of the property. As far as I know, it does not, but belongs to the public space. It is a misconception that something belongs to you just because you are supposedly the only one using it.
Or do you actually have an entry in the land register for this plot?
 

Bieber0815

2018-02-12 11:01:43
  • #6
What speaks against the arrangement proposed there? It looks sensible and opens up a garden for you in a wonderful south-facing direction (bottom of the plan, for all I care also southwest).

If you arrange the house like that, you can divide the property in 25 years and a child can build a second house. That would at least be an option. Who knows what will be then ...
 

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