Optimal house orientation north property

The tail is wagging the dog, in my opinion those are sick priorities.

Do you really think it's sick that I want the kitchen where I spend most of my time to be arranged so that I can look out the window into the garden at my children?

Do you really think it's sick that I want the kitchen where I spend most of my time to be oriented so that I can look from the window into the garden at my children?

Not at all – that wasn’t what it was about, but rather

I just wanted to clarify first where the garage is going to be because the layout depends on that.

and it only gets better when...

A single garage would be enough for us; we only took the double garage because it fits space-wise and my mom thinks you definitely need a double garage.

... the garage, next to which the house only takes up the remaining space, is also made so wide just because of Mom’s wishes.

What kind of driveway lowering? Nothing is lowered on the property? Three meters must remain free from the street to the garage. My husband only drew about six meters so that cars can also park in front of it.

It was probably about whether there is a sidewalk with a curb in front of the house. Where you want to drive in, the curb must be lowered accordingly.

Not at all – that was not what was meant, but rather

and it only gets better when ...

... the garage, next to which the house only takes the remaining space, also becomes so wide just because of Mother's wishes.

I think I expressed myself incorrectly. What I meant to say is that it depends on where the garage is located, because then in our drawings the entrance also changes and thus the orientation of the rooms. Regarding my mom’s wishes, I gladly accept tips from her too, but if I or we don’t like them, they will not be implemented. I only wanted to explain with the statement why in one design a double garage and in the other a 1.5-sized garage is drawn.

It was probably about whether there is a sidewalk with a curb in front of the house. Where you want to drive in, the curb must be lowered accordingly.

Oh, thanks for the explanation. No, there is no curb in the street. You can imagine it like a kind of play street without a sidewalk.

Many builders imagine it like this, that it would be flexible where you drive onto your property. And then a joker comes and puts a streetlight there, just because there happens to be no parking bay. But in your case, probably not, but rather a turning area, I assume.