Hello,
we have purchased a building plot with a slight slope. The plot measures 23x23 meters (75x75 feet) and has a height difference of 3 meters (10 feet) from the street to the boundary point.
We do not want a basement but a ground-level terrace instead.
Now we are considering having living spaces in the lower level.
The idea would be to have the living room/kitchen, etc. downstairs and the bedrooms on the ground floor.
Has anyone implemented this and can share their experience, possibly with pictures?
we have purchased a building plot with a slight slope. The plot measures 23x23 meters (75x75 feet) and has a height difference of 3 meters (10 feet) from the street to the boundary point.
We do not want a basement but a ground-level terrace instead.
Now we are considering having living spaces in the lower level.
The idea would be to have the living room/kitchen, etc. downstairs and the bedrooms on the ground floor.
Has anyone implemented this and can share their experience, possibly with pictures?
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majuhenema1 Feb 2021 17:5211ant schrieb:
That may be true. But I’m amazed how often I read here from some crank that when the price is nearly double one hundred and fifty gold coins per square meter, there are six hundred applicants for forty plots. I see it the same way. Bad Mergentheim isn’t exactly the ugliest place, and “properly out of the way” means something different. So I consider the relaxed purchase of a plot to be quite fortunate.
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WilderSueden1 Feb 2021 18:15Frank1987 schrieb:
As mentioned, a basement was not desired, so the idea was to have the living room in the lower ground floor.
That means a single-story building.Just to understand, what do you mean by single-story in this situation? Something like a detached single-family house with sloping ceilings on the upper floor, but partially built into a hillside on one side? I rather doubt it 😉
WilderSueden schrieb:
Just to clarify, what do you mean by single-story in this location? Something like a detached single-family house with sloped ceilings on the upper floor, but only built into the hillside on one side? Oh, now that you mention it: I wonder if the similarity in names between the two original posters is just a coincidence? https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/grundrissplanung-efh-150qm-tipps-zur-verbesserung.29969/
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
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Frank19872 Feb 2021 12:30WilderSueden schrieb:
Just to understand, what do you mean by single-story in this location? Something like a detached single-family house with sloping roofs on the upper floor, but only partially built into the hillside on one side? I rather doubt it 😉 As can be seen from the zoning plan, which I was not allowed to link, the eaves height downhill is 3.80 m (12.5 ft).
We definitely do not want sloping ceilings. From the street, it should look like a bungalow. Sleeping areas on the ground floor, living areas in the basement.
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Frank19872 Feb 2021 12:3111ant schrieb:
Oh, now that you mention it: could the similarity of the two original posters’ names really be just a coincidence? https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/grundrissplanung-efh-150qm-tipps-zur-verbesserung.29969/ It is a coincidence.
It is a common German first/last name. In my case, it is the last name.
And the year of birth is different as well.
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