Location of the house and garage on the property?

I would first consider whether you also want to turn around in the garage forecourt (then possibly provide some paving in front of the house for maneuvering), or whether you want to struggle backward down the long driveway.

Just as some dog owners are dragged on a leash by their dog, of course you can also give the house what the garage leaves over. But I already ranted about that today:

I read that ;-)
Don't worry, we don't want a space between the garage and the house. We're more interested in a shaft that is supposed to be in the garage and go vertically into the basement of the house. Here we want to transport our firewood in grid boxes directly into the basement using a crane/lift mast. (Sawing/splitting, then into the grid box. Stack these for drying and when needed, simply lift a full dry grid box into the basement for resupply.)
Because of this, we are still undecided whether, for example, the main entrance should be placed on the east or north side. Because a front door with the width of a normal interior door is out of the question for us.

I would first consider whether you also want to turn around on the garage forecourt (then possibly plan some paving in front of the house for maneuvering), or if you want to struggle backward down the long driveway.

We have already drawn the house with a 4.50 m distance to the northern boundary in order to do exactly that :-)

We are more concerned with a shaft that is supposed to be in the garage and lead vertically into the basement of the house. Here we want to transport our firewood in mesh boxes directly into the basement using a crane/forklift.

Firewood usually feels most comfortable stored outside the cabin (or also behind it) in the air under an overhanging roof. Therefore, I would rather think of a back exit of the garage, along with a rear roof overhang.

Only one or two grid boxes of dry wood are to be taken down to the basement, which will be used directly for heating. Because the heating insert will be installed in the basement. Of course, the whole thing will not be stored inside the house for drying. Admittedly, perhaps a bit unclearly written by me :rolleyes:

What do you say to our proposals ?

Regards, Yvonne

Only one or two pallet cages of dry wood are to be taken down to the cellar, which will be used directly for heating. Because the fireplace insert will be installed in the cellar.

I wouldn't devise anything technical for that, but rather use a simple chute, like the ones used long before your time to get coal deliveries down to the cellar. That works just as well with wood, only with less dirt than back then.