Land promotional houses experiences?

Yes, thanks. Steps are of course not disability-friendly

I would not see that alone as a problem, my parents lived there until they were 80. It is rather that a standard house is usually intended for flat plots.

but if it should ever come to that, we could move back into the in-laws' house, which will then be inherited by my boyfriend

If things get bad, you always have to decide anew within the given framework. I do not see a staircase alone as a problem; you can consciously decide on that. Depending on the circumstances, for example, the entrance could be without stairs in the basement, including kitchen and other rooms, and sleeping, children, etc. upstairs or similar. I mean to say that even with usual standard houses, that is not the case. Therefore, besides searching in the region for suitable building partners, I would once consider how such a basic layout could look for me, that is, which needs I have myself, simply sketching it.

I think as long as we are young, that can be managed.

But I would not want to see that as a desirable motivation for my house building.

Yes, thanks. Steps are of course not disability-friendly, but if it should ever come to that, we could move back into the in-laws' house, which will then be inherited by my boyfriend. I think as long as we are young, that can be managed. If you come in from the back into the garden, for example, it's level. There are also fire brigade parking spaces that can also be used in an emergency.

You would have to know and describe all these details precisely or even illustrate them in order to get maximum input.

But we are still in favor of making a steep driveway without a basement.

And why exactly are you in favor of that? I imagine a house placed up there and from the street it looks like no one thought beforehand about how to actually get up there. My highly respected master at the time unfortunately could not convince me to build the house entrance at ground level and without an outside staircase and to use the rooms at street level as living rooms. I am by no means saying that my case has to fit yours exactly, but these were my insights in retrospect.

Among other things, you can clearly see from the neighbor’s Corsa that the friend’s skills are not in the field of drawing. The photo shows that the terrain on the wall side at the hedge is about one point eighty meters above the street and behind it somewhat steeper than the neighbor’s driveway, which rises about ten centimeters over more than four meters. The neighbor’s house is about eight meters away from the street.

I see here – let us remember: with over four decades of home planning experience – clearly a neighbor-like house (gable-ended, basement floor just above street level = sewage in the basement presumably possible without a lifting station, "one and a half stories") and recognize nothing speaking against a catalog house (the neighbor’s house does not look like it was designed by an alpine specialist). Of course, one would have to look for an appropriately "too small" house model insofar as I see at least two living rooms doable in the basement – for example a parent suite or a granny flat or children’s room. I would even adhere to the neighbor’s building line. Not only in front of a Corsa but also in front of a Passat, a swinging gate would still open. I would make at least a second entrance on the valley side.

If you come into the garden from the back it is, for example, level. There are also parking spaces for the fire brigade, which can also be used in an emergency

Let’s hope that parking wardens are not reading here. But where a fire brigade access is possible, one can also develop (?).
Show more clearly where the whole thing is located.

Your neighbor in the east only has a 2 m boundary distance?? Is there something written about that in the land register? In BY, 3 m are required?

Could you please show the plan of the property with a bit more of the surroundings and without the numbers in the SE corner?

Please do a measurement on both the east and west boundaries in the BayernAtlas. Then you will see the original slope. I would like to see that.

Your neighbor to the east only has a 2 m boundary distance?? Is there something written about that in the land register? In BY, 3 m are required?

That looks to me like a homestead older than the current building regulations.

That looks like a farmhouse older than today's building regulations.

That may well be. If you can live with the small staircase, I don't see a cellar as necessary here, since the budget is already tight anyway. Parking space or carport on the street.

For example:



The construction site is quite large. A gable facing the street is not my thing.

However, I doubt that the plot is level at the top. Hence my inquiry.

I took the liberty of adding the north arrow.