Select a building plot - Which one should it be?

  • Erstellt am 2020-04-11 23:18:38

ypg

2020-04-12 12:12:37
  • #1


There are questions with general content and there are questions about personal circumstances. If you turn this into a general discussion here, moreover question a city, a municipality, a street section, possibly the hometown of someone, then that is cheeky, rude and simply put, beneath all contempt. No one hijacked your questions - on the contrary - people responded personally to YOUR question, engaged with your questions and situation, thought it through and answered you. So if you have no tip for the OP, then go swing.
 

RomeoZwo

2020-04-12 12:30:21
  • #2

It also depends a bit on your parking space requirements. For a garage/carport and a parking space in front, I see no problem. For a double garage/double carport, it gets tight. You would need to know the exact plot dimensions.

 

RomeoZwo

2020-04-12 12:54:59
  • #3

We live like property 31 at the cul-de-sac. Yes, for a big city that's complaining at a high level, but because the cul-de-sac here is not long enough for a direct turn but always > Stop - Reverse - Forward < the vehicle noise is higher than, for example, at property 29. But as I said, not comparable to a through street.
 

susi999

2020-04-12 12:58:04
  • #4
What do you think about plot 28 or 31? With 28, what bothers me a bit is that the garage is on the right.
 

RomeoZwo

2020-04-12 13:08:09
  • #5
Theoretically, you can also build the garage within the normal building window - then the house just becomes smaller, possibly too small. I myself wouldn't like to have the garage in the northwest. We currently have the nicest evening sun there (and I have my study with the sunset upstairs). That's why I also like 28 very much. 30 has the disadvantage that 29 will probably build as close to the boundary as possible, because they also want to keep their southwest garden. Through the green area, you have the distance to the next house to the west with 28. Traffic-wise it doesn't matter either - 9 houses use the street, anyone who drives in will turn around on the platform.
 

hampshire

2020-04-12 13:17:49
  • #6

Absolutely!

Contradiction. With some DIY effort and creativity, a garden can be a wonderful oasis even on a mini-budget. Piece by piece.

The slope limits those who have no imagination or who want a flat area for lawn sports. A garden enthusiast with imagination appreciates the additional possibilities of multidimensionality.
 

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