Land purchase of 319 sqm for 191,000 euros and house construction realistic?

However, it is by no means the end of the world to green a carport. Look for Weka Tirol, currently available at Hornbach for 2,700 EUR including delivery, of course as a self-assembly kit. Roof load 300 kg/m², that’s more than enough.

If you have something like that built for you, including greening, 5,000 EUR won’t be enough.

We are talking here about a single carport made with the shoddiest wood available on the market, once treated with plenty of poison. But at least the material thicknesses are reasonable. Sensibly, you would make the same in KVH, KDI doesn’t deliver what it promises anyway. Although the carport itself is only part of it. You still need foundations, the appropriate H-beams as well. You also need the substrate, which you can estimate to cost about a thousand for 2 cubic meters. For this single carport, you’re then at 4k, for a double carport certainly closer to 6k than 5k.

Whether a layperson really manages to make this self-adhesive roofing membrane watertight will only be seen after a few years. If not, the roof will have composted. A green roof doesn’t forgive mistakes here because the substrate is constantly moist. As own workmanship, I find that highly questionable.

According to the wording of the development plan, this also applies to the carport. I still don’t understand whether the municipality collects exceptions and makes a plan amendment after every full dozen.


The contradictory regulation regarding the number of floors only makes the plan "questionable"; disturbances to its validity should be rectifiable through a building inquiry process. Do you have the opportunity to get to know the buyers of the other half-building plot in advance (and have already browsed through and understood the reading tips from my post)?

Well, while it’s not well organized, it’s not a complete knockout.

I’m currently reading everything. Whether I understood everything at first glance... I can’t guarantee that.

We’re talking about a single carport made from the crappiest wood available on the market, once heavily treated with poison. But at least the material thicknesses are reasonable. Sensibly, you would make the same in KVH, KDI doesn’t hold up anyway as promised.
Although the carport itself is only part of it. You still need foundations, the appropriate H-beams as well. You also need the substrate; you can calculate roughly a thousand for 2 cubic meters. For this single carport, you are then at 4k, for a double carport certainly closer to 6k than to 5k.

Whether a layperson really managed to make this self-adhesive roofing membrane watertight will only be clear after a few years. If not, the roof will have composted. A green roof does not forgive mistakes here because the substrate is constantly moist. As a self-build, I find that highly borderline.

The carport thing is obviously stupid. But well, it won’t kill me if there’s none. That falls into the category: if there’s a buffer left, a carport is allowed.
Otherwise, the car just stands outside. It has done so for years already.

But otherwise, the development plan isn’t a total disaster and you can make something decent out of it?