ᐅ 130 m² bungalow with double carport on a 600 m² plot?

Created on: 30 Nov 2017 14:56

Hello
I would like to ask if it is possible to build a bungalow with a living area of 130 m² (1,400 sq ft) and a double carport on a 600 m² (6,460 sq ft) plot of land, while still having some lawn area left. Or is that rather unsuitable? The dimensions are 25 x 25 meters (82 x 82 feet), but one corner is slightly cut off, so it’s not a full 25 x 25 meters.
We don’t need a vegetable or herb garden; we just want some lawn space for my nieces to play and sunbathe.

Thanks for any advice.

Best regards

Nordlys1 Dec 2017 13:56

But keep in mind how it appears. The bungalow needs some space. Ideally, it should spread out over the land like my wife on a beach mat. It has to make an impression. If built too tightly, you take away much of its grandeur.

11ant1 Dec 2017 15:15

Nordlys schrieb:
Ideally, it spreads across the land like my wife on the beach mat.

Not that your wife might think she is too fat when she reads this

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Elnino1 Dec 2017 16:02

Thank you.
We will try to draw it to scale... It will obviously be a bit "tight," but let's see how it looks. An L-shaped or U-shaped bungalow will probably be difficult.
I need to get the architect involved to hear his opinion... Or can I post a picture of the plot?

11ant1 Dec 2017 16:13

#10

Elnino schrieb:
L-shaped bungalow or U-shaped will probably be difficult.

Under the given conditions, I see an L-shape as unproblematic, but with 130 sqm (1400 sq ft), a U-shape is not yet advisable.

Elnino schrieb:
Or can I upload a picture of the plot?

That never harms the discussion.

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ypg1 Dec 2017 16:24

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Elnino schrieb:
I will try to draw something to scale... It will of course be a bit "tight," but let's see how it looks... An L-shaped or U-shaped bungalow might be difficult...

I don’t think that’s necessarily true.
Draw your plot along with the neighboring buildings. Check the orientation and the path of the sun, and note where the road is located. Consider where the carport, entrance, and living room could be placed. Decide on the location of the private areas. Identify where trees provide shade and where they might cause problems.

Elnino1 Dec 2017 16:38

#12

Alright. I marked the property area using Maps. Unfortunately, Maps won’t zoom in any closer here, but maybe it helps a bit anyway.

ᐅ 130 m² bungalow with double carport on a 600 m² plot?

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