Plot selection - south slope with access from the north

  • Erstellt am 2024-02-20 20:52:50

hanghaus2023

2025-04-14 09:18:24
  • #1
You can also move the living level down. I have already looked into that. Here is the project.

https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/grundrissauswahl-bei-schwierigem-baufeld-und-hanglage.48818/
 

Sahitaz

2025-04-14 10:23:48
  • #2
I really need to seriously rethink the issue with the residential level. I am very torn about that.

We don’t seem to be far from each other; I am a bit north of the A6.

On Wednesday there is a municipal council meeting. Let’s see what will be discussed or decided. Quite 'large compensation areas' have to be created compared to the rest of the development area with its farmland, which does not exactly please my parents.
 

hanghaus2023

2025-04-14 10:36:19
  • #3


You will definitely go to the municipal council meeting.

For that, more than 2200 m2 of meadow is being converted into building land.
 

ypg

2025-04-14 10:36:53
  • #4

Share your thoughts and objections. Then one can respond to them.
 

Sahitaz

2025-04-14 13:59:33
  • #5
What speaks for the living area on the ground floor:
- living in old age is easier (in old age, one tries to keep the garden as simple as possible, so I see gardening less as a stair problem and more as daily life from the entrance to the living area)
- I don’t like the idea of having the entrance area in the private area (bedroom and children's rooms with private bathroom)
- I would find it nice to get ‘directly’ from the entrance into the living area – and possibly even have a direct line of sight to the garden (I have a slightly adjusted floor plan idea, but I still have to work out whether it can actually work ...)

What speaks for the living area in the basement:
- direct garden access from the living area (terrace will also be cheaper/simpler) – regardless of whether it is for occasional work, simple cleaning of

(I see the proximity to the child in the garden only partially as an advantage:
- unsupervised access to the garden is also possible in the bungalow
- it depends on the child and family habits – for example, I spent little time in my child's room and rather in the living/dining area, whether playing or doing homework, or other things)
- what I do fully acknowledge are a large part of the tasks mentioned by [USER=12491]@ypg, or the proximity to the garden when it comes to toilet, child is injured/screaming, etc.

I find it difficult to weigh how much comfort loss a terrace on the ground floor with stairs to the garden is compared to direct garden access versus the comfort/discomfort factor of the entrance area being in the private rather than living area, the stairs, and life in old age
 

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