Planning 130 sqm single-family house on 500 sqm plot

Move the house north, rotate/flip it and look into your own south-facing garden

That is an option. Then the idyllic privacy in the garden would be gone due to neighbors on the left and below. Also, about 20 m more distance for the line and access road would be added, where I already see problems with the floor area ratio.

then you have already thought everything through, you must decide for yourselves. Even if all the houses are at the front, everyone can still look into the neighbor's garden from the first floor

I would move away from the 9 x 10 meters. The 10 meters in width don't do anything. You can see that clearly at the garage. Additionally, I would try to get some distance from the neighbor in the west. Regarding a garden area, one should consider whether to divide it into sections and design it nicely (north and south) or just have a loft, basically a football field in the north.

then you have already thought everything through, you must decide for yourself.

We have been pondering this for a while. The orientation of the property is not optimal but we are glad to have found something at all. The location is ideal for us.

I would move away from the 9 x 10 meters. The 10 meters in width do not do anything. You can see that well at the garage. Also, I would try to get some distance to the neighbor in the west. For a garden area, you should consider whether you want to divide it into sections and design it nicely (north and south) or just want a loft, basically a soccer field in the north.

I am a fan of clear structures and not too much frills. That means one main garden, where there should also be space for a trampoline, sandbox, swing, etc. That only works with the "soccer field" variant. What would you take instead of 9x10? Since we are building without a basement, we can hardly become smaller without losing rooms :(

We have been puzzling over it for a while. The orientation of the plot is not optimal, but we are just glad to have found something at all. The location, however, is ideal for us.

Of course, wrong approach. If you already have a tricky plot, the house must be planned according to the plot and not the other way around, where you buy a house and then somehow force it to fit. Moving walls around hardly helps either. 130 sqm without a basement for four people is already quite tight. It shouldn’t be a standard layout then.

What would you take instead of 9x10?

No 10 in width. But to be honest, I also have to say that I can’t deal with the line drawing and apparently rough, estimated dimensions of the house (9.51 is not 10) to give tips or advice. I also can’t see a difference for exterior walls at 49cm. Especially when you don’t have much space available or the plot’s limitations explain its finiteness for a normal single-family house, you have to refine the design very precisely to 10cm, be open to possibilities, but also plan buffer zones: plaster thickness up to garden fence, corridors in bedroom and dressing room... according to your information, for me, even a dressing room and bedroom wouldn’t work here...

adapted catalog house

Then please say which house and which provider it is.

Two parking spaces side by side would be ideal, but I would rather not take the risk of ending up 3 cm too close to the neighbor.

Then you should first plan 10cm for a fence and another meter for a hedge... with your computer line drawing, nothing can be planned precisely and the viewer does not get a sense of the plot size. This also applies to the owner and planner. A vehicle also does not measure the same width as a carport, so you should also plan a path between car and house...

The pantry is more than a walk-in built-in closet

Then a closet is probably enough, saving you the search between utility room and pantry.

If we push the house further north, unfortunately there won’t be much garden left.

Of course there will be garden!

We currently also have two spaces one behind the other in the same town, seems to work.

Appearance or semblance is not approved, customary rights are not approved, nor are two parking spaces without turning possibility with hammerhead access at all worth discussing. I strongly advise you to buy graph paper tomorrow and accurately redraw the house with a pencil. 1 millimeter = 10 cm, this then also includes interior walls or about 2 mm for load-bearing walls. And then exact dimensions including outdoor areas, parking spaces, turning circle. At the moment, I only see a major frustration and misplanning regarding the vehicle fleet, which will lead to much displeasure due to frequency, duration, and thus reduced use of the plot. The resale value will also decrease because of this... Meanwhile, as already mentioned, you show the original design.