Plot selection in the new development area for single-family house - ranking

I would go for 107, 108, and 118. Well laid out, house in the north with the entrance on the north side and a gable roof nicely with the ridge running from east to west. That allows you an efficient floor plan. For the garden, you could then plan a southwest or southeast orientation.

However, I must admit that I haven’t followed the topic completely. Is there a slope? What about parcel 120? Open meadow or residential unit? Is the development area already established? Then I would definitely visit in person and check on site where one feels comfortable and consider what might be causing that.

Thanks again for your input and the food for thought. Sorry for the confusion with the different numbers - I didn’t even realize that I had previously posted the numbers from the marketing and now the plot numbers. For the properties in the north (107, 108, partially also 118), the decisive reason is the proximity to the tall apartment building on plot 119, which probably causes more disturbance than in the southern areas. In the end, we always stick with 93, 103, 102 - let’s see if it will be one of these.

Ultimately, we always end up with 93, 103, 102 – let's see if it will be one of those.

More vehicles pass by there, practically 80% of the residential area. What is your orientation preference? Have you ever thought about the SN orientation? Where would your garden be then? In the north?

More vehicles pass there, practically 80% of the residential area. What is your orientation preference? Have you ever thought about the SN orientation? Where would your garden be then? In the north?

I would have actually estimated the traffic differently. There are two access points for cars and additionally an entrance exclusively for pedestrians/bikes at the top in the north. Depending on how the probable multi-family housing development on plots 119, 120, 121 exactly looks, from my point of view the traffic will rather split about 50%/50% between the two car access points.

The exact placement of the houses and their dimensions are not yet clear to us. Initial ideas would be to place a house on plot 93 in the north as a boundary to the street and to orient the garden accordingly to the south and possibly west. On plot 103 probably somehow so that a north/west garden results.

Do you see it differently?

The plot 123 (or 31) in the south is indeed significantly smaller, but also from my point of view ideally located. While a less than optimal location is hard to compensate for, a small plot size can be wonderfully utilized through a very good design. I already placed this plot among my top 3 at the beginning of the thread. That would probably also be my choice, although I am an avowed supporter of large plots. They are not available anyway and would likely be unaffordable for "ordinary mortals" in the suburban belt. I assess the traffic similarly to

Addition: I have looked at the situation on site, whose city center I also know personally, on the satellite photo. It is great to "raise a family" there. A quarter of an hour by bike to the nice city center and right also at the edge of the fields. Besides car traffic, bicycle traffic should also play a role. They are not loud, but they disturb children playing freely. Do you know the current situation from Grüner Weg via Kreuzkamp? Are there already many cyclists there today? They could prefer the route through the residential area if Haydnstraße is connected to Kreuzweg.