I am now also selfish. The neighbor was there first and built their house accordingly. So why should they just let you do whatever you want? I wouldn’t do it myself. Sorry, such fundamental planning issues should be clarified before purchase. We also can’t help you with your neighbors. You should get something like this in writing as well. Whether the neighbors go along with it? I rather don’t think so.
I don’t understand now where I am being selfish here? I am absolutely not trying to force anything through. Right now, I just want to find out what is maximally possible, with and without the neighbors’ consent. Basically, everything is still open! According to the development plan, I can overbuild the rear building limit without the neighbors’ consent with a one-story building, 3m high and up to 20sqm ... so if I want, I can get that area on the ground floor. Nevertheless, I want to talk to these neighbors beforehand, and if they agree that it can also be two stories, then I wonder why I shouldn’t do that? It would be, purely mathematically, about max. 4-5sqm that exceed the building limit ...
In the end, I just wanted to know "how" to best proceed with this neighbor inquiry; it’s already clear to me that I have to talk to them myself. If these two affected neighbors, for example, agree, does it make sense to get this in writing? Because until the actual building permit, they can change their minds at any time, right?
: The way you mean it, I had originally planned it that way too. I put the cardinal direction into the sketch for you. You can also see the surrounding building plots and their building envelopes in the new sketch.
New sketch, I moved the garage forward here and marked the possibly to be overbuilt areas in red.
