House placement on a slight sloping corner lot

CP or garage on the same level as the ground floor is only possible if the garage is placed in the southwest. Do you want that?

Are there any restrictions on the height of the ground floor finished floor?

The maximum ground floor finished floor height is 828.50. A CP/garage in the southwest does not seem very sensible to me. One level would be pragmatic. I find the idea of using it as a terrace interesting.

CP or garage on the same level as the ground floor is only possible if the garage is placed in the southwest. Do you want that?

Are there any restrictions on the height of the ground floor finished floor?

The maximum allowable ground floor finished floor height is 828.50. A CP/garage in the southwest does not seem very sensible to me. CP/garage on one level is not a must; if it gets too expensive, but it would be very pragmatic.

With a long driveway at the GSG #19, the house and the garage could be on the same level. I assume that garages are allowed on the boundary.

Have you ever measured the unsightly retaining wall of #19? It is partly more than 2 m high. Hardly feasible in Germany.

I would set the finished floor level of the ground floor to 827.5, better even to 828.

The retaining wall of #19 should be roughly about 2m. According to the development plan, it shouldn’t be any higher anyway. What exactly do you mean by "hardly feasible in Germany"?

With a long driveway at the GSG #19, it would work with the house and the garage at the same height. I assume that garages are allowed on the boundary.

Yes, the garages are allowed on the boundary.

Then something like this.



In a snowy region, I would not plan a long driveway.

The retaining wall of #19 should be roughly around 2m. According to the development plan, it shouldn't be any higher. What exactly do you mean by "hardly feasible in DE"?

The 2 m is often the maximum height in Germany (DE). Like with you as well. I would measure that. You have good arguments if you want to fill up towards #19. Has the neighbor kept to the boundary?