Single-family house 160 sqm first consideration regarding the location on the property

I would still place the house on the building line and arrange the courtyard in the middle of the house. Then the carport next to the garages...

Sometimes I get the feeling that the forecourt/front garden/driveway/access to the property is not really noticed. The house is squeezed all the way to the front on even smaller plots to get as much "garden" as possible at the back. This then results in parking and access becoming a problem. I see it this way: enough time is also spent in the courtyard, so it also has its raison d'être. It is the first thing you see when approaching your house, so it may also be generous. But that is just my personal opinion. In your case, there is enough length and width available. And with this type of house (viewed from above), a roundabout suggests itself, with a beautiful house tree in the middle of the courtyard that one can walk around, and some bushes in the north of the property :)

Regards Yvonne

I would place the house right on the building line and arrange the courtyard in the middle of the house. Then the carport next to the garages...

Unfortunately, I can't quite follow you there.

...just for your information. North is at the top
To the north is a meadow
To the east the street
To the south the only direct neighbor with a garage on the border.
To the west a field

I would still place the house on the building line and arrange the courtyard in the middle of the house. Then put the carport next to the garages...

Unfortunately, I can’t really follow you there.

The blue line... (copying is not allowed on Bing + Google), the yellow line should be the building boundaries. I would place the house on the western building boundary so that you have enough space on the east (courtyard side) to put the carport next to your 2 garages, so that the house is not dominated by all the cars on the left and right. Besides, I would (in my opinion) not fragment the courtyard like that, but design it symmetrically to the house.

Understood?

...just for your information. North is up

Ah ;)

Unfortunately, that will not work. The setback from the northern boundary is 3 meters at least to the house. That is why I also thought of placing the carport there.

Construction is allowed between the yellow lines, which applies both to the house and to the carport/garage.

The utility room should actually be in the northeast and could therefore have access to the carport.
The rear part of the carport should serve as a windbreak for the terrace in the west and have a storage room in the back part.

I can’t think of anything better at least regarding house/carport/garage.

Regards
Björnar

Unfortunately, that will not work. The setback from the boundary in the north is at least 3 meters to the house. That's why I also thought of placing the carport there.

You are still missing the point :)

Building is allowed between the yellow lines, this applies both to the house as well as the carport/garage

Yes, that's what I wrote...