Make 2 out of 3 plots

You don't have to just slap double or basically garages next to the house... you can also step out of the standard shoe and put some thought into it - simply plan and build according to what the property allows and not according to the house catalogs.

Off the top of my head, I think of placing the garage in front so that a sightproof courtyard is created between the house and the garage. But also accessing the garage from the side, so for standard thinkers, rotating the garage 90 degrees as a boundary building is not uncommon and usually looks more harmonious and is actually more practical in terms of the arrangement to the house.
For a standard house, the building window is often enough.

Regards, Yvonne

For a standard house, the building envelope is often sufficient.

... but not necessarily the part of it located behind the garage.

... but not necessarily the part behind the garage.

We don't know in this case, do we???

Regards, Yvonne