Our slope location - ground slab vs residential basement

No garage or carport?

A mix of a prefabricated house and own basement should be carefully considered.

A real living basement should be thoroughly planned.

It is also important to optimize the slope stabilization measures.

I'll give it some thought tomorrow.

Then quickly take a look at the financing section.
There are still 3 points missing:
Aufmusterungen
bauseits
everything that is not listed

Just the structural analysis alone caused us additional costs of 20k.

The outdoor area costs 50k + x

For that, you get a terrace and no proper connection to the garden.
Play area
Pool
Vegetable garden
Should all go through the house?

I gave it a try. [ATTACH alt="Hang 1.JPG" type="full"]57555[/ATTACH] OK finished floor 254.5 m Carport, OK finished floor basement 255.5

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[ATTACH alt="Hang 2.JPG" type="full"]57556[/ATTACH] The 3rd option is probably the best. Finished floor garage and basement at 255.00 then you hardly need any support walls.

However, I do not know the development plan.

The 3rd option is probably the best finished floor garage and basement at 255.00

I find the last one (Hang2) the most appealing.

I find the last one (Hang2) the most appealing.

The driveway then has a cross slope of 52cm over 6.5 m, then it will still need to be moved 1 m towards the south. But that requires the most retaining walls. Does the height in the development plan work? At the border, the height is then up to 4.0 m. I also have no idea what plot 1296 means.

WOW!!!!!

Thank you so much for your great help
I will take a closer look at it tonight in peace