Land planning with forest protection strips

Hello dear forum,

We have a very challenging plot because we have to place the access road in the north through a 20-meter-wide forest protection strip, and it is only allowed to be 3 meters wide. Everything else is not permitted. This means we either have to plan a turning area within the building window or reverse out the 20 meters. Two parking spaces are also required. We received two variants, one of which includes a double carport in front of the house (the west side remains free) and one next to the house on the west side.

The first has the advantage that all living rooms and children’s rooms are oriented to the southwest or west, but a neighbor is already building 5 meters away and behind that is a 20-meter-high forest. Also, the south garden is smaller.

The second variant with the carport next to the house has the "disadvantage" that the living room has to face southeast and the children’s rooms would also be located in the east (floor-to-ceiling windows). The reason is simply that no floor-to-ceiling windows are possible towards the carport and therefore the floor plan would have to be mirrored. The advantage of this variant is the large south garden. However, you have to accept evening shading of the terrace caused by the carport located in the west.

I have attached both variants and look forward to feedback. North is at the top, south at the bottom.

Best regards
Sven

That means we either have to plan a turning area within the building plot or drive 20 meters backwards out

We have been driving in backwards about 70m and out forwards for years, driveway 2.70m wide, no problem, you get used to it.
The turning area would be a luxury and is not necessary

My solution would be variant 3, moving an access road to a parking space next to the house or into the south garden at the property boundary, and the second parking space in the north next to the access road, like a 6m wide pathway area

Everything from Fabia to Womo fits with us

My solution would be option 3,
a driveway at the property boundary shifted to a parking space next to the house or into the south garden, and the second parking space to the north next to the driveway, as a 6m wide path area

Unfortunately, only a path with a maximum width of 3 meters is allowed in the tree protection strip, and parking spaces are not permitted.

Maybe it will help us if we know what the surroundings look like. An aerial photo helps a lot. The right option with the access road a bit further west is better in my opinion.