Land planning with forest protection strips

The right option with the access a bit further west is, in my opinion, better.

Do you mean to lay the path further to the left in the right variant? I also considered that briefly, but I think this way you get the curve into the carport better.

I would definitely want the carport in front of the house. There already seems to be a floor plan.. where is the entrance supposed to be?

It would really make sense to have a site plan where you can also see how the neighbor is building on the west side.

We would also like to know how the neighbor will build :). But he will probably build at the same height with a 3-meter distance to the boundary. So the neighbor is to the west, to the east a 9-meter-wide tree protection strip. The entrance is in the north.

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

I would prefer this option [ATTACH alt="1691319195036.png"]81143[/ATTACH] However, I would also plan the carport carefully, possibly shift the house up to one meter south to design the carport extension so that bicycles can be stored there well. Or carport only for one car, but with a larger integrated storage room for bicycles etc. with access from the front of the house and from the garden [ATTACH alt="1691319693821.png"]81146[/ATTACH] The kitchen would be in the southwest for me, living rather in the southeast or northwest. Otherwise, one would have to see the floor plan.