Property Evaluation from Applicant Procedure

Addendum: One cannot really speak of a "street" in the residential area itself, nor will there be through traffic here, except for the people who belong to the residential area.

To feel comfortable, I would have to plan a lot of privacy screening, hedges, etc.

You can do that, in three years it will be waist-high. I actually find it almost ideal because to the southwest there is no house close by due to the street.

What exactly do you understand by a "pleasant" garden size? If the plots are scarce and demand is high, I wouldn't hesitate to make the best out of it. However, you should not expect a garden with a football field.

Scarce plots maybe. But high demand not really. After all, half a dozen plots are still available. 190€/sqm purchase price is okay for a very rural location, but not outstanding either.

Space requirements on the ground floor, upper floor: not yet finally decided, would like a total living area of 180m

Does that fit your budget and of course the timeline (start of construction 18 months after purchase contract)? When everything is settled, you’ve probably spent €750k all in. Apart from that, I find the plot attractive. It has nice spaces in all directions.

(House entrance could be placed in the north, garden possible in the south and west.

Although a garden in the south with a terrace is always praised to the skies, in my opinion a purely south-facing orientation is rubbish. The sun beats down all day and you hide under the roof or the umbrella. For example, if a terrace were possible in the north, I would find that great. In the afternoon/evening the sun comes wonderfully from the west. Perfect for mild evenings. I mean, just think outside the box for once.

Would a terrace be possible in the north, for example,

There is still a nice triangle there, which can be used to include the courtyard as a terrace.

Maybe one more question: How do you see the shading from the neighboring buildings or even those on the opposite side of the street? The eaves height should be around 6.21m for all of them - are extreme shadows to be expected here or will it all somehow work out?!

Possibly another question: How do you see the shading caused by the neighboring buildings or even those across the street? The eaves height should be around 6.21m for all of them – are extreme shadows to be expected here or will it all somehow work out?!

I can only quote myself here.

You can, in three years it will be waist-high. I actually find it almost ideal because there is no house close by on the southwest side due to the street.