North-West Facing Plot - Tips

The property has an approximate width of 24m and a length of 44m. In the Google Earth image, you will find the compass needle that shows the orientation. The red arrow points exactly north.

Our terrace faces northwest, and so does the play area. Therefore, the terrace doors also face northwest. At the current temperatures, it's a dream. However, it is not summer and hot all year round. The northwest area in spring lags about 4 weeks behind the south garden - hence a small seating area in the south. And the brightness varies during the dark half of the year. We have a southwest window in the open room, and on some days it feels like more light comes in through it than through the large doors. Upstairs, in the children's room with a southwest window and a small west window, you can still manage well with natural light; in the neighboring room with a northwest orientation, artificial light is needed. Both rooms are the same size, same layout, same window area. Seating area in the south - for a coffee in spring or late autumn. Plan the open room so that windows, e.g., in the kitchen area, bring light from the south into the house.

The plot is approximately 24m wide and 44m long.

Thank you. And what is the legend of the development plan? The written, important part with the floor area ratio and other details?

There is no direct specification of the floor area ratio. Rather, the building envelope is determined directly. The building envelope is 155m2 in size. 2 full stories plus attic are allowed. In addition, the general contractor came up with a floor area of 11m depth and 13.5m width in the first quick draft.

Once the development plan (155m2 footprint, 2 full floors)

It also says here (I overlooked it)

We are planning with about 300m2 total living space.

Ok, then I come to about 250sqm living space including a granny flat plus about 80-90sqm basement.
About €900,000 then (nicely calculated). Including all 1 million.
Is it worth it for the forum to think about it or is it a crazy idea where you would have to reduce to 160/180sqm anyway because of the costs?
What about parking space? Carport, double garage?

It also says so here (I overlooked it)

Ok, then I come to about 250 sqm living space including the granny flat plus about 80-90 sqm basement.
About 900,000€ then (nicely calculated). Including all 1 million.
Is it worth the forum's while to think about it or is it a harebrained idea where you then have to reduce to 160/180 sqm anyway because of the costs?
What about parking space? Carport, double garage?

The budget is possible. Including all floors ground floor, upper floor, attic, our goal was to come to about 300 sqm (including granny flat) and without basement.

Parking spaces will be provided and are not part of the building envelope. Ancillary areas are planned for this purpose. We plan to place the double garage to the right of the house.