Oh dear, this will be expensive. Development in the second row and then also on a slope. I would recommend you fully plan the development costs including foundation (slope supports etc.) before you put your signature anywhere. Get an experienced construction advisor and give them a few hourly wages for a solid estimate before it’s too late. Then add another 20% on top and consider whether it still fits.
We would definitely do that. We are also aware of it. The development is no small matter. But in return, there is a free view into a valley. Unobstructable. Alternatively, the plot at 11 o’clock would also be an option. Same owner.
What price is the seller asking?
We don't know that exactly yet.
What do you understand by strong slope position? The access road surely also has a gradient.
You can show the plot with topographical data from the geoportal.
Aerial images are also quite helpful. I definitely see buildings larger than 10*11m there.
I estimate the plot to be 50*30m.
I have attached a plan with contour lines.
