We have considered the following: ~500 to 635 sqm (635 sqm, because several plots are possible due to a few sqm difference) N/E development = building plots 5+8+12+29 S/W terrace possible without N/E development = building plots 35+33+32+31+9 Plots with the most slope in the building window = 5+9
What are the pros and cons of 8+12+29+9 (corner plots) How do you evaluate the plots along the river, starting with 35. I cannot make sense of the red dashed area GA and the adjacent light green area to the north. 33 has the narrowest building window. We find it difficult to assess the building windows based on the plot size to fit everything on it (house, double garage, garden shed) The same applies to 26, great location, but the building window is hard to estimate and the blue flood line in front of the building window makes us uneasy.
As already mentioned, we definitely want to build without a basement; our budget is 700k. The current favorite floor plan is about 12x9m, but we are still very open.
As you like: in the quiet north, east or west facing the neighbors or in street-facing south – as you prefer. (I don’t understand the question)
Our wish was a terrace facing S/SW with as little sealed surface as possible. Therefore, we find it hard to imagine if the development is already from the "south".
What do you actually want: rather A. to succeed, if necessary with a consolation prize; or B. wishful thinking (with the risk of getting nothing)? Consider when playing strategically to put yourself in the "opponent’s" shoes!
We are still undecided because we don’t know exactly what potential each plot brings. Consolation prizes are always bad.
I would ask a few of the very old locals for that ...
Good idea, we actually don’t find the area bad either.
I made a list with different criteria. Rated by price, location, and buildability. Then you can rate what is most important to you with 50%, the next with 30%, and then 20% for the less important criterion. Then I gave rankings for each criterion. Then sorted the plots according to the sum of rankings. In the list, during negotiations, I crossed out the assigned plots and so could immediately say what my desired plot is.
That’s also a great tip.