Question about the property in the outdoor area

Hello,

as the title already says, it is about the buildability of a property in the outer area. We own a relatively large plot on the outskirts. Part of it is built with old stables. According to the land use plan, these are located in the building area. I would like to build a single-family house on the other part, which is in the outer area and therefore, according to the land use plan, is no longer a building area. Now the problem is: is it possible that a parcel can simultaneously be building land and agricultural land? Or can I achieve something legally there?

For understanding, the parcel is so large that it extends from the building land in the inner area into the outer area.

I know it is probably difficult to imagine! :/ Just ask if there are any comprehension problems. I hope you can still give me some good advice. Thanks

Regards

This happens quite often (especially in edge locations) that a parcel number includes both building land and arable/other land. In our municipality, it was common practice to rigorously reject ALL applications that were outside the building land. Regardless of the reasons: My son/daughter wants to build, too small, blah blah – everything was ignored. But these were all individual case decisions. Maybe the application will work for you, or you try a deal: renouncing building in the front area in exchange for the area being built on in the back? Usually the problem is: equal treatment! If they allow it for you, they have to allow it for everyone, and that pushes the edge of the village further and further out. That makes it difficult for the municipality to define a boundary,...

Hello Bamue,

that will be difficult unless you can justify a so-called privileged construction project in the outer area based on an agricultural operation. Everything else will probably be rejected.

Best regards
Dirk Grafe