Plot of land on a gentle slope with bay windows

How many meters does the property rise within the desired house area?

Best regards
Sabine

It is not due to your drawing skills regarding the slope inclination that I cannot recognize essential details from the drawing: the plane is presumably meant to represent the height of the ground floor floor, but where are the property boundaries? - a second perspective showing the entire property from above could significantly contribute to clarification. Only the development plan can say whether the house fits into the building window.

Basically, there is nothing against having a bay window on the garden or mountain side. But there are several objections to a house requiring a flat plot on a hillside property.

They say faith moves mountains. However, in builders' forums I currently have the impression that hope is supposed to flatten even vineyard plots. But even with outright excesses of earthworks, the magical possibilities are limited.

Hello everyone,

we are building on a 570 sqm plot with a slight slope (south-facing slope) (approx. 17m wide, approx. 34m deep). It will be a 3-gable house. The longer side of the house faces the shorter side of the plot. Can we build the bay window of the house towards the slope (i.e. to the rear) or will that be problematic? Thanks and best regards

We did the same with a very similar plot situation. Have the excavator include the excavation for the terrace/garden right away. And have fun with the excavation costs. Do you already have an offer?

We did the same with a very similar property situation. Have the excavator already do the excavation for the terrace/garden. And have fun with the excavation costs. Do you already have an offer?

Thank you! :) We have planned 20,000 for the earthworks.... I also sent you a private message...