Is that possible? Pathway completely through the garden. Looking for examples

The property is okay. Garage gone (you only need it to store junk anyway - bicycles, etc.). Parking space on the street and the rest is garden. Then you also have a reasonably large garden. You just have to come to terms with not having a garage.

Please upload a dimensioned plan. In your sketch, the house (without terrace) is only about 6x7 ... 7x8m, which is really tiny.

A driveway can also be designed to look "meadow-like" with plastic grass grids and thus blend in with the garden.

However, I would also prefer the option of an airy carport facing the street and a small garden shed for the clutter where the garage should be.

The suggestion to share a driveway with the neighbor is also not bad!

What is north of the house? Do you basically have a dead spot of land there?

Why call it a dead spot? You can pave it, create a second terrace, smoke fish, clean the bike, hang the laundry, or set up the sandbox there.

Oh, for me, under those circumstances, the property would be nothing at all.

I wouldn't say that at all. How wide is it? How long is it? With 10 meters width, you can set the double carport, double! mind you, all the way to the front, which immediately provides privacy. Although, privacy from what exactly? It’s a great dead-end street, probably no one gets lost there and the next neighbor is far away. Such townhouses are often seen and not uncommon. Being accessed from the south is also not unusual. So: keep your eyes open in the next residential area and look around. What you know, you don’t reject right away. Aside from that, our end-of-row house was similarly designed. We also parked our car on the dead-end street and then walked through the garden to the front door in the north. Take a look at the terraced houses in densely populated residential areas there as well. Many can’t even park on their own property. Yuck, that’s just not done ;) Yes, it is!

Why dead spot? You can pave it, create a secondary terrace, smoke fish, clean the bike, hang the laundry, or set up the sandbox there.



I wouldn’t say that at all.
How wide is it? How long is it?
At 10 meters wide you can place the double carport, double! Mind you, right at the front, which also provides privacy. Although, privacy from what exactly? It’s a great cul-de-sac, probably nobody gets lost there and the nearest neighbor is far away.
Such townhouses are often seen and not uncommon. Being accessed from the south is also not uncommon.
So: keep your eyes open in the next residential area and take a look. What you know, you don’t reject right away.
Apart from that, our end-terrace house was similarly designed. We also parked our car on the cul-de-sac street and then went through the garden to the north-facing front door.
Take a look at the terraced houses in the densely populated residential areas there as well. Many can’t even park on their own property. Yuck, that’s just not done ;) But yes, it is!

I’m well aware that you don’t necessarily have to park directly at the house etc. But the plot would already be too small for me and if it’s also prescribed exactly where the house has to be placed, it would be a no-go for me.

The plot of land would already be too small for me anyway

There are supposed to be regions where this tiny plot already costs at least €350K and more. You really have no other choice, unless you rent an apartment. What would you do then?

There are regions where this small plot of land already costs at least €350k and more. You really have no other choice unless you rent an apartment. What would you do then?

Then I would rent or buy an existing property, if that's possible. Because we couldn't possibly spend the €350k just for land, or only if we would still be paying off the land plus house for a long time into retirement. Then I would prefer renting.