Too steep slope or solvable?

Setting the garage/carport close to street level would certainly reduce the winter risk. On the other hand, we also want it close to the house for shopping, rain, etc. Therefore, it would probably make sense not to place the house right at the edge of the northern building area? I also noticed the following in the development plan. This probably means that, in the worst case, the parking space would have to be set back a bit if not approved otherwise.


I cannot provide more pictures of the view or the opposite house yet, since an on-site appointment would have to take place first, which we have to wait for if we are still successful. We might possibly go there anyway in the next few days just to look at the street; it’s just 2 hours away.

Budget is a good question, what we can versus what we want. Based on rates, equity, etc., according to Interhyp we could estimate around 1.2M. But with the land value of 150k, we would certainly not want to go that high. Maybe 600-700k for the house without the land?

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I am already "hooked" and hope you get the property. :)

Maybe we will still go there in the next few days just to see the street, it is about 2 hours away.

So you are currently vacationing in Germany?

That means you are currently vacationing in Germany?

We have been living here again since the end of last year, but renting for now.

if you go there again, discreetly take a look at the property 60/11 (from your cadastral map in post #20). During our property search, I flirted quite intensively with the land registry office until they told me the owners of the building gap... I then simply contacted them directly. A bit bold, but it worked ;)

Living here again since the end of last year, but renting for the time being.

Nevertheless, already thought of for the long term – so why then the perspective of wanting to build only in several years when the creditworthiness would already be sufficient?