House entrance corner plot?!

Many people refer to that............... What does the home builder say about it? He should know the usual steps to obtain this immensely important information, right? (I do not mean this ironically, you live in a house for years)

Huh?? I have a house builder. A fixed contact person. But he is not an architect.

Is he building his first single-family house with your house? Has he never read a development plan before your construction project?

But I also want to secure myself additionally so that it doesn't turn out differently later and then the plot has been bought.

Then go to the building planning office.

Rhineland regards

Huh?? I do have a house builder. A fixed contact person. But he is not an architect. I have to rely on his statements like "Yes, that is possible." However, I want to make additional safeguards so that it doesn't turn out differently later, and then you've already bought the property. And the assigned architect for all the details unfortunately only comes after purchase through the provider and the property.

buy yourself a construction manager / construction supervision what costs nothing, is nothing. I think if the house builder makes a mistake you can't sue us p

Henrik you are quite a funny fellow.

: they only refer to the documents, as already mentioned above.

Cool that everyone here only sees something negative in my questions and whenever there is a tip, I've already followed it, I've spoken with the office, I have the plans, I have a fixed provider and therefore also a contact person.

Still, I'm the stupid one.

The plot is a bit special because it is angled and that is also fine for my seller – after all, he is the seller and wants to finalize the house contract – somewhat beyond the standard.

But I do not want to buy the plot if something that the seller and I have agreed on for whatever reason does not work out.

This is not an unusual request for the forum, is it?!

Dear Henrik,

please don’t be mad at me, but ....

The plot is a bit special because it is angled and that's also acceptable for my seller – after all, he is the seller and wants to finalize the house contract – somewhat beyond the standard.

... with this sentence you confirm the old wisdom that every pot finds its lid.

If "your" seller cannot answer the simple question at hand here, in my opinion, you should look for another and above all competent provider!

This is not an unusual request for the forum now, is it?!

Of course not; it’s the sum of your posts here that reveals a certain stubbornness.

It is nowhere explicitly described to which street the front door should be or that it has to be where the front yard is drawn.

You can freely choose the location of the front door; with any development plan that provides for detached buildings or semi-detached houses! For row house developments, this is only possible with the end houses! The building authority does not care whether you go directly into your single-family house or take a detour around the house.

Rhenish regards

Hello Henrik,

if the seller cannot clarify with his colleagues whether this can be realized, then you should consider whether your seller only wants a quick deal. We struggle with similar questions, our saleswoman takes such matters up and discusses them with the actual contractor and his people. Honestly, that is the minimum I expect (at least if one has already indicated that they want to work together).

Regards
Robin